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Found Rosie hiding in a wheat field.:garrett:

jim tn

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My buddy and I hit the turf at the crack of 07:30. For the first couple of hours it was just junk targets and the occasional clad coin and Memorial with a wheat or 2 in between. Finally hit a spot that started yielding a wheat here and there, got 3 in one hole, a kind of nifty lock, the occasional curio and among the wheats, found a 47 Rosie hiding. All in all, I dug 16 wheat backs that equaled all the modern coins I dug. 6 of the wheats were in the 20's and 30's. The little pad lock is kind of neat. First Indian Head lock for me. :rofl: I threw the 43P war nickel in the batch that I dug yesterday just to add a touch more of glint to the wheats. I know there is more silver hiding in the wheat field as its loaded with iron and trash. HH jim tn
 
Interesting lock Might be an old "Chiefs" Padlock company lock
 
Nice going Jim. With that many wheat pennies there just has to be more silver there.

tabman
 
Man, you sure took to the 'Pro very quickly! You dont even have a year with it under your belt...Nice work, its sure fun to see what you find everyday, thanks for trying to keep us sane!:clapping:
Mud
 
Nice going!

aj
 
Very nice. Locks with motifs are collectable as well as lock collecting in general. Bet there's some research to do there.
HH - Bruce
 
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