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MrGee

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Last week I was lamenting the fact that I had found 49 wheaties this summer but one more was proving elusive. Then I found one in my pocket change but was told " you can't count that one...you gotta dig it" So today I was out for about an hour (nearly froze my fingers off!) and found two in the same hole. So I hit that particular goal without counting the "pocket" one. A 1940D and a 1929 in the outfield of what used to be the high school ball diamond. Ahhhhh! I feel better now.

MrGEe
 
:usaflag:I found a '64 washington quarter today while I was emptying the coin boxes from the washers & dryers. It only took me 6 months to find one. I figured that I looked through about 9600+ quarters before I was rewarded. My boss thought it was a strange thing to do until I explained to her that one silver quarter is worth $4.70 ..

Hey I can still have fun if I can't detect again until April.
 
MrGee said:
Then I found one in my pocket change but was told " you can't count that one...you gotta dig it" So today I was out for about an hour (nearly froze my fingers off!)

MrGEe
:rofl: Iknew u would say that LOL, but u gotter done . Im down here in N/w florida , so I really give U people credit (except for pocket change) for trying to hunt in the extreme cold.
 
Thanks 6INCHKID, Now that my season is over (or nearly so), we depend on you warm climate folks to keep us entertained all winter with all your latest finds. You need to keep us fired up until sometime in March when the ground thaws. MrGee
 
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