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missouri hunt

f75tom

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Hey Hey! The ground here in Iowa is still frozen, so my bud Lud and i headed down to missouri for some detecting. You should check out our only hunt here in Iowa this year, he found the holy grail of lincoln pennies-the s vdb! Anways, today was my day-hit up a late 1800's victorian house and got denied-dude looked really afraid of us for some reason! Went cold calling on another house where we met a really nice lady who was more than willing to let us pillage her yard! The yard didn't turn up anything but new clad, so i figured going to the area between the street and sidewalk might be worth while. Boy was it ever! First hit was a sure silver, about 4 inches deep-sure enough-the rosie. About 4 feet west, another signal, this time bouncing between 58 and 83. I thought probly a pop bottle cap, but what the heck-turn out the 1918ish merc! About another 6 feet down the way i hit a copper/silver signal. Bounced fro 92 down to 66, back and forth. I figured it was worth digging just in case it was a larger silver. I dig and stick my pinpointer in and pull out what appears to be an eraser off of a no. 2 pencil-bummer. Start putting dirt back in the hole with my pinpointer, and it starts goin crazy! I saw a glint of the edge of what turned out to be a 1891 seated dime. On the way back to Iowa, we swung by a town park to find another merc-1945, and he found a standing liberty quarter. Then we were told it was illegal to hunt in that town-so we took off north. Thanks for looking and hope others are having the same success starting off this year!
 
Really nice finds man,your 75 is smoking the silver:thumbup:...hh rick in mi.
 
Was nice, I bet, to get away from the frozen ground and then have the bonus of all that silver. Excellent hunt!!! HH jim tn
 
Thanks guys,
Its pretty rare for us to find anything seated-3rd one in a year and a half. Our area is full of mercs and the occasional barber-still waitin to find the coveted 1916 D :) Hopefully this year is the year!
 
ROCK THE HOUSE TOM!
 
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