was a 1798 U.S. large penny. Look hard at the bottom, the date is very visible but lots of corrosion on this coin. Then dug a nice 1936 Merc. A spoon engraved 1930 and an old door bell or something. Felt good to get out and felt even better when I dug these 2 coins. All these were found in the yard of a house built in 1725. Owner said it was searched in the past, they missed these 2 coins and maybe more. Too many mid-tone signals so I dug only the high tones.
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Got out today, its been over a month. My first dig
- Thread starter jabbo
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deliveryboy
New member
wow nice finds
bootyhoundpa
Well-known member
congrats..... im only park hunting this time of year...slim pickens......... yards are great ...... happy hunting.....
SpiritRelic
New member
Wow wow wow!jabbo
ecdonovan10
New member
It does not get much better than a large copper and silver. Keep up the good work.
Ed D.
Ed D.