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34 degrees. Good day to dig…..

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Mike from MI "Iron Brigade"

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Had a couple hours free so I started a new old place. Not much today but much more to hunt there. Neat find is a ring with a chain fuzed to the inside.I cleaned it careful so it is still stuck there. One wheat 1944, a 59 nickel and a 59 penny, 38 cents in clad, a very big button, several misc, and plenty of trash. Can't wait to get back and find some silver!
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It's never to cold to detect. Maybe to check of to dig but not detect. LOL. If only that ring could talk. Congratulations
 
Good hunting even in cold weather....various finds and since I know how good at :detecting: you are....you will find the silver and maybe even gold! God Bless and that ring is interesting! :angel: Ma
 
Mike (Steve), you're right! It's never too cold to dig IF your in someplace warm like Florida, Louisiana, Texas, Arizona, or anyplace else where your not freezing your backside off! :rofl:
 
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