GRAY GHOST
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hello again all, here are some more hard found finds of mine over the years. i have way too many wheats to picture, enjoy the pics, and keep swingin that machine! happy hunting,
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eyecandy for the coinshooter in you...part 2
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echostar61
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A true inspiration to us all 
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Terri
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GRAY GHOST
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hello all, ive been detecting on and off for over 25 years. i was 13 when i got my first machine and now im rolling up on 41. i can assure all of you that all of the finds pictured were truly pulled out of the ground by myself over that long period of time. the pics are simply a culmination of many years detecting. now elton has me thinking about detecting parks[which ive never done] most are the results of searching old houses and foundations, or just about anywhere i was allowed to swing my machine. too many wheats to list. literally hundreds. ive been doing a lot of relic hunting lately, but will soon return to my coinshooting ways. its always cool to pull something good out the ground.hh,
Dyna_Willie
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Those are some beauties, can not wait for the frozen tundra to thaw!
lordmarcovan
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Keep 'em comin'! Is there a Part 3?
I like the token with the cutouts.
Your blank disc- does it have a reeded or plain edge? Might be interesting to compare it some other small silver coins, like the 3c silvers and half dimes, English 3 pence, etc. You could weigh it, too.
Nice to see a Civil War-dated Seated dime- bet that put a smile on your face! I have an 1862.
I am working on my own "eye candy" pictures, taking pix of sixteen year's worth of accumulation. Like you, I have far too many Wheaties to individually put in an album and label, much less photograph. I put those (as well as modern tokens and modern foreign stuff) into a quart jar. The Indian cents and older foreign and older tokens and all silver go in my book, though, and I just reached 301 pieces. As time consuming as it was, I have now taken front and back pictures of all of them (except a few I've misplaced), but cropping and fixing up the pictures is gonna take me a long time- weeks, maybe.
PS- whoa, Nellie- I missed the Seated quarter at first look! WTG! I only have one.
And I mistook your silver eagle for a Walker at first glance. That's a trip, you diggin' a silver ounce bullion coin. I know of only one other person who dug a silver round. He was at a playground. I guess a kid had brought it to school and lost it there.
I like the token with the cutouts.
Your blank disc- does it have a reeded or plain edge? Might be interesting to compare it some other small silver coins, like the 3c silvers and half dimes, English 3 pence, etc. You could weigh it, too.
Nice to see a Civil War-dated Seated dime- bet that put a smile on your face! I have an 1862.
I am working on my own "eye candy" pictures, taking pix of sixteen year's worth of accumulation. Like you, I have far too many Wheaties to individually put in an album and label, much less photograph. I put those (as well as modern tokens and modern foreign stuff) into a quart jar. The Indian cents and older foreign and older tokens and all silver go in my book, though, and I just reached 301 pieces. As time consuming as it was, I have now taken front and back pictures of all of them (except a few I've misplaced), but cropping and fixing up the pictures is gonna take me a long time- weeks, maybe.
PS- whoa, Nellie- I missed the Seated quarter at first look! WTG! I only have one.
And I mistook your silver eagle for a Walker at first glance. That's a trip, you diggin' a silver ounce bullion coin. I know of only one other person who dug a silver round. He was at a playground. I guess a kid had brought it to school and lost it there.
I really looked over your picture after enlarging the image...You have a fantastic collection of finds and should be very proud of your accomplishment.
You for sure know how to swing a detector and get great results..Sorry to have heard about your loss of coins from your home being hit......by crooks.
What is your detector of choice????. I also know you help out a lot of newbies, and that Sir should be commended !!!!......Have a great day.
You for sure know how to swing a detector and get great results..Sorry to have heard about your loss of coins from your home being hit......by crooks.
What is your detector of choice????. I also know you help out a lot of newbies, and that Sir should be commended !!!!......Have a great day.