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Scored permission for 1886 farm from facebook

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Goes4ever

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I saw a classmate from highschool post on facebook today she just listed her house for sale today, and my comment immeadiately to her was, is it an old house? She relplied that it is an old farmhouse, so I looked and it is on the 1886 map I have, so it is at least 1886. Then I sent her a private message and asked her if she minded if I came and detected the yard before she sells it. She gave me permission, if the weather is good, gonna try to hit it this weekend. Saw the opportunity and siezed it.....lol
 
A new way of finding sites to hunt - good idea Terry !
 
Necessity is the mother of invention, and desperation is the father :bouncy:
It pays to be creative these days !
 
Goes4ever said:
Well it was a bust had fill dirt on it, nothing but deep clad, oh well
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I found my oldest coin (1816 Large Cen) on a soccer field made from fill dirt when I was just trying to kill some time. You just never know. Wish I knew where the fill dirt came from.
 
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