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1856 House Yard Finds - 05-20-06

bgscofield6

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I checked out a few spots today. The first spot I hit was some sidewalk tearups here in Muncie where they are redoing the 'projects.' I found 5 memorials and 1 wheat, a 1942D. Then I went and checked out a tiny, tiny front yard of a house that was built in 1901. I think it had been filled in. I only got 1 memorial out of it. Then I hit up a house that was built in 1856. The finds in the front yard were plentiful and the trash was very minimal. I finished the day with 45 memorials, 6 wheats (20, 29, 34, 37, and 44), an 1891 Indian Head Penny, 6 clad dimes, a 1944 Mercury Dime, my first ever Barber Dimes!!! :):):) They were 1898 and 1901 with no mintmarks, oh well on that. I also got 1 nickel and 3 clad quarters. Lots of coins for the day and my first ever Barbers. It was a great feeling to finally get one, and then to find my 2nd one just a foot away from it... wow! The deepest coin of the day was a wheat penny at 4", so ANY detector could have found these coins! Lee also found about 30 coins out of that front yard, including one 1942 Wheat penny.

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That is what the hobby is all about. To detect a new virgin site is awesome. The thrill and excitement to unearth something that hasen't seen the light of day in a millentium is presious! Congrats and keep on going. Remember that it is there only if it is imagined that it is there. Do not question it otherwise you will create a roadblock boanddry that is! I look forward to seeing your next finds soon!
 
[quote metalmiester]That is what the hobby is all about. To detect a new virgin site is awesome. The thrill and excitement to unearth something that hasen't seen the light of day in a millentium is presious! Congrats and keep on going. Remember that it is there only if it is imagined that it is there. Do not question it otherwise you will create a roadblock boanddry that is! I look forward to seeing your next finds soon![/quote]

I agree with you there! When I first started this hobby I would see others find things and just think to myself that I wouldn't ever get that lucky. Lately I have been out-hunting the old timers and getting some goodies.
 
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