Hey buddy!!! Can ya spare a dime???

[BH-LandStar]

Well, I went out and took my chances with the rain...Only out for a bit shy of an hour...Hunted an Elementary school that has been here in Solvay, NY since the Early 1900's...It is my dime-on mine...I find mostly 1960s dimes here...

1967 Quarter, 1966 Dime, 1969D Dime, 1990P Dime, 1996P Dime, 1972 Nickel, 2007P Nickel,
1960 Memorial Cent, 1964 Memorial Cent, 1964D Memorial Cent, 1975 Memorial Cent,
Unidentified Zinc Cent, Some sort of washer or spacer (Registered as a copper/dime, and I looked for like 5 minutes for the thing...lol)

HH,

BH-LandStar

 

[beavertail]

Good haul for just under an hour, bet you wish you had a shifter to find that little thing.

 

[Coinseeker 78]

Great find for about an hour of swinging. Did you have to dig a hole for each of your finds? My health slows me down I cannot dig that many holes in an hour. It seems like most of my finds are 6 to 8 inches down and requires a lot of searching even with my pin pointer.

Titan Man

 

[BH-LandStar]

Separate holes for all finds....I had got a hole once in a County Park that had 5 quarters in it...I would dig one out, re-scan it, dig another, rescan...I was highly surprised...



BH-LandStar

 

[JJ]

great digs bh, no lack of good targets there. I'm amazed by the amount of corrosion on that newer nickel. Just don't build em' like they used to. Its good to have spots that are reliable producers. HH, JJ

 

[GRAY GHOST]

n/t

 

[dougmoore34]

n/t

 

[BH-LandStar]

I think the school uses fertilizers a few times a year...I think this eats the newer clad coins badly...
You see the one dime has some corrosion too...


HH,

BH-LandStar