coinnut
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Drove by an old location that I have detected many times before. It's an old colonial house that the front part was moved, many miles down the road. That was the 1820's section. What was left was the 1790's part that stuck out the back of the larger section. Well today, on the way to work, I see that it finally was taken down :shocked04: The old part was built on grade, so no cellar hole. Just imagine what may be under there :daydream: :daydream: :daydream: lol Well I hurried and did my work and arrived just as the workers were going. It was the usual looking mess that big machinery makes. :girlcry: I started out and the first target was a rosette :clapping: So was the second and third too
Found a total of 6 rosettes. :dontknow: But somehow the coins eluded me. I didn't find one :crying02: But I will be back since there are now a million targets from the crushed house that are probably masking out the good stuff lol Did get a couple of tokens (transit and amusement). The one token looks just like silver but it's probably nickel. Must not have been in the ground at all. My best find was a Sterling silver 4 leaf clover. I may use that luck on the next hunt there
Lots of junk and lots of fun, minus the mosquitoes.
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