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dgravediggers first CACHE :hot::cheers::hot:

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B.RATNY

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Well the story goes dgravedigger (Mark) and myself had to work today, were business partners as well as hunting partners. We are working on a house that was built in the late 1700's and this weekend we were pre painting 1800 feet of trim for the carpenter. We didn't even think we were going to get the chance to dig at all but the weather was so humid our first coat of paint needed a couple hours to dry before the second coat, so it was either watch paint dry or grab our gear and go. That was an easy decision. So off we went to some trails in the woods where we had some luck in the past, we split up down different paths to cover more ground in hopes one of us would find a hot spot, well Mark took the right path because about an hour later my phone rings, it's Mark telling me he thinks he found a cache. I figured he was pulling my leg but I went to check it out, when I got there he was up to his elbows in a very large hole pulling out silver coins. He also found a buffalo nickel,silver Roosevelt dime and a few wheaties. I managed an 1846 large cent (picture included) a shield nickel and an Indian head penny (both to roached to photograph) This was definitely the most exciting day at work we ever had.
HH Butch NY
 
The heck with work right. I could'nt get 8 feet of trim painted if I found what u guys did . I would B out a work or fired if i worked for another. Great finds for sure:thumbup:
 
That is a fantastic silver find! Thanks for sharing the cache with me and the incentive it gives me to keep on beeping.
 
One nice find in that cache !:thumbup:
Will he share some of those with you ?
 
[size=large]don't want to rain on your parade but you'll have to go back. the sequence was broken between 1853 and 55. you musta left 1854 in the hole. hope ya didn't refill it yet. :rofl: i goota think that's a find of a life time. congradulations. gotta talk to my daughter now. she paints for contractors.

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Just got thinking where there is one maybe there's another. One's you fill a container you probable fill another, if your into hiding coins for a rainy day.
 
Hi coin hunter, Yes we have thought about that plus several other possibilities. We will definitely be going back to check that area plus other very large trees in the area, these were found at the base of a very large oak tree.
HH Butch NY
 
Nice finds. How deep were they and what did they read. I really like the AT PRO and is considering buying one but I am stuck between an AT PRO and a MXT. Really, really hard to decide.
 
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