Also found over $8.00 spendable which the grandchildren claimed!
Dug so much that the old wrists are aching quite a bit tonite, even tho' the soil is nice and soft after all the rain. Must go to the gym to get them stronger.
Anyhow the good coin finds were as follows:-
1918 Siver Winged Mercury Dime
There is a small D on mine at the foot of the vine (as the Google Image below shows ) - it means it was minted in Denver.
1939 Silver 3d
1982 USA Liberty Quarter
1967 USA 1 Cent
Finding such an old 1918 silver coin from America was a real surprise, as was the 1939 silver 3d.
They were all found a long way apart, at about 5 inches depth.
I wonder what was happening on this site years ago?
Metal detecting is full of surprises.
Cheers
Kevin
Congrats on the silver Kevin. Especially the dime. Quite an uncommon find.
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ReplyDeleteI was really taken back when that came out, I first thought it was a silver sixpence as its about the same size. Could not believe the date, I just sat and stared at it for quite a while.
Just over four weeks ago I got my first ever silver, now I have eight including this rarity.
This detecting hobby is very interesting.
Minelab detectors are really amazing!
yes, well done on the US silver, I have only found one in the last three years :)
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