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A pair of 63's. :garrett:

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jim tn

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Not much to be said about this short hunt. Had spent the better part of the day getting my wife's old Sable serviced and then like a good husband decided to wash and wax it. Just before I had finished we had a nice 15 minute shower and the temps dropped 10-12 degrees. Hence, when done grabbed the A T and headed out to a spot for a quick clad hunt. First two targets were wheat cents, a 39 and a 42. Shortly there after I dug another green cent and figured it was another wheat. But, it wasn't. It was a 59 Memorial. In between the wheats and some clad, I hit a screaming 82 reading and from 2" popped the lawn mower dinged 63d Rosie. A little bit later I got a funky 77-82 reading and from 4" and probably on edge, got another 63d Rosie. Dug a few more pieces of clad and cents and headed home a happy camper. HH jim tn
 
Yup!:thumbup: Nice silver!

You actually said a lot in here if a guy reads it carefully...

Want rain?, wash the car! Too bad that 59 wasnt a wheat!... a legendary coin "said" to exist and worth enough to buy your wife a new Sable and a Jumbo jet...'course then you'd need a ladder to wash and wax that thing!:lmfao: Another good detecting tip contained in your post...keep Mama happy at all costs, and let her see you do some work around the house from time to time!:thumbup:
Mud
 
You are right on all accounts Mr Mud. I figure I should be good to go now well into Aug. Yeah, right! HH jim tn
 
Finding silver in this dry ground and heat is just amazing!:thumbup: Jim I always like for you find good stuff, because it gets me pumped and out swinging.:detecting:

tabman
 
Congrats on the twin silvers.
 
n/t
 
Another productive short hunt, Jim! You gotta stop biting those coins, though - y'all gonna break a tooth one of these days! :rofl:
 
LOL....... Naaaaaaaaaaa they were yours. Wow you see those cars John Posted up..I had a vet body styled like that ( fastback) only it was Maroon...

Looked good, road like a truck...Ya felt every little bump rise, and fall. Hahahahahah. I won't talk about the hood options.........:devil:
 
Ah, man, John, those being back some memories. I had a 63 Buick Skylark convertible, yellow with a black top. Then the second and third of three boys came alone and the ole Skylark became a Mercury station wagon. Thanks for posting those. :thumbup: HH jim tn
 
Nice find on the silver and clad, Jim. One of those cars looks like a Ford Fairlane. My step-dad had one of those in 1964, 2 door and it was red. When he traded it in on another car in 1970, it had nearly 300,000 miles on it.
 
good and brief, twice good, congrats Jim :clapping:


As a European I am, there is nothing that bothers me more that you talk about your cars ... can not you see I'm dying of envy?:drool: :rofl:

I like your cars, at home we have two Camaro, this is my mom with his ... well, well ... is your child's :rofl:

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That's a sweet Camaro, Senda! I miss my old '67, but they sure are light in back. Had to keep a few gold bars in the trunk for traction! :rofl:
 
Yeah, that drag race you had on Popular back then, you blew the gold bars out of the trunk. Glad I found them. They are worth more today.:rofl: HH jim tn
 
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