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6 seated spill. Key date and CC's.

I wish I had a key date in every hole! What I don't show (maybe I should) is all the days I strike out, or all the garbage I dig. Luck definitely has a part in it but researching your sites is the key. Usually I'll set out with 5 or so sites to hit, most days all of those sites are non-producers but every other trip or so we get in a good one. I focus mainly on small sites way off the beaten path. Towns that have long perished that only had three or four structures, random single homesteads, stage stops, hotels and other "single" resources. None of these are in existence today and seldom even have remnants of foundations. Finding them is part of the challenge.
 
MD 3030 said:
C'mon really. Somethings are just too good to be true. A 6 seated spill? With another key date. Just like his 1901 quarter. This guy is all cheese. Sorry Tones no one wants to see your coin collection.

I do.

You might want to add a little fiber to the diet there, MD.
:)
mike
 
\"Dr. Tones\" said:
Luck definitely has a part in it but researching your sites is the key.

I agree. When folks tell me I am lucky, I tell them the recipe is fairly simple....."the harder I work....the luckier I get.

Folks can call it whatever they want.......but your finds are a testament of your dedication to the hobby. Again.......nicely done.
 
Thanks digger! That's a HUGE compliment! I learned most of what I'm doing for following your recipe !
 
Digger said:
\"Dr. Tones\" said:
Luck definitely has a part in it but researching your sites is the key.

I agree. When folks tell me I am lucky, I tell them the recipe is fairly simple....."the harder I work....the luckier I get.

Folks can call it whatever they want.......but your finds are a testament of your dedication to the hobby. Again.......nicely done.

+1
 
I think someone has key envy why the other day I got 6 keys in one hole all fords not very rare . Tones hunts in Idaho close to the s mint Lot's of rare s mint coins out there . What a spill I only dug one seated in my life but it was a 1875 cc above the wreath same coin you got in your spill .Given looking in the right spot well produce some great finds after all you won't find them if there not there . Great hunt Tones I hope you nail another great s mint coin in the future . :thumbup: sube
 
A day you'll always remember for sure - congrats ! :beers:
 
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