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:clap: Another great weekend huntin' with Craig! :clap:

Mine is a 1901s. I did the silver dance that day.
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Congratulations!!! DC
 
yesterday why neither one of us had not found a lot more silver dollars. I mean we find the usual mercs, rosies, war nickles, silver quarters and halves, not to mention a whole bunch of wheats. Everything 'cept silver dollars. You would think the soldiers that lost these coins during training would have lost an occasional silver dollar more often but perhaps the dollars were less likely to get lost because of their size? :shrug: Maybe they left their dollars at the barracks with the idea they might get lost? :shrug: Obviously, for whatever reason, finding a silver dollar is few and far between.


Thanks again General!
 
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