dmckee17
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Revisited an older section of town today, hunted vacant lot of unknown date but was pleasantly surprised to unearth a 1913 wheat cent right off the bat. Slowed down a bit and dug an iffy signal which turned out to be the find of the day to me, my first "V" nickel, a 1910. I kept going and dug a well worn 1918 Mercury dime, also dug 2 wheats stacked one on the other, 1914s and 1924 (the two with matching corrosion spots). I finished the day off with the "newest" coin being a 1936 wheat. For a face value of .19 cents, and 2 hours hunt time, That's the kind of day that keeps me going! (yes I will be hunting the back yard next visit)