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Made Manure Look Good to the F75

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cometguy

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I was hunting an old house yard that was littered with nails. I had hit it a couple of days ago with the F75 and the stock coil. My cool find that day was my Peter Weatherbird watch fob. Today I went back with the small coil and managed to dig about 8 inches deep for a Kemp's Manure Spreader token. It has a unique shape to it and lots of writing on the back I haven't tried to read yet. I was happy when the 1907 Indian came knocking. It wasn't super deep, maybe five inches, but seemed to be on its side. There was also a rusty nut super close to the Indian. Signal hit hard and the VDI stayed at 59-60 from all angles.
I knew it was an Indian before I dug it. I haven't dug a lot of coins yet with the F75 but it is going to happen.

HH, Don
 
Good finds. The Peters Weatherbird Shoes fob may have some age to it as well as the Kemps piece. Love the I H! Nice hunt Don. HH jim tn
 
Nice going!
I love that 5" coil! I bought mine over the winter so it's only been out on 1 and 1/2 hunts but the separation is amazing. No silver with it yet but I hope that will change this weekend. I did get a 1912 "V" nickel at 8" and it rang up like a quarter. The spot I was in had layers and layers of pulltabs, screwcaps and rusted bottle tops so it was pretty cool to wiggle in between all that and come up with a keeper.
Have fun!
Mike
 
Nice finds, I think you're in a great spot with those age indicators :thumbup:

I like the Kemp's Manure Spreader token, it's unique, and I suspect it's very collectible. I think it may actually be more of a key FOB vs a token with the loop hole on the top, which may make it even more collectible :shrug:

Keep 'em coming :detecting:
Brian
 
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