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sniper 250 coil and tips from John-Edmonton

ohio fred

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Never really do this kind of hunting.But i read john tips and though i would give the small coil another try started hunting close to school from 1962 then i started to pick up what i though was re bar.There is also a lot of junk in this area i think the dumpster was here when they built it.When i pulled the first penny i knew the rest were coins in a 2 foot long and 5 inches wide area depth to 4 or 5 inches.It must have been were they tossed pennies against the wall,the oldest is from 1959 to 70s.
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It's funny how we find goodies in the least likely spots. WTG on the coinage and for looking at a spot that most would not have.
 
YEah I wrote an article or two on hunting those not so obvious spots and the goodies you can find. I once hunted a school yard and got zilch, then I noticed this strip of grass between a sidewalk and the driveway that went all the way out to the street. No one had ever hit it and it was full, including two Walking LIberty halves.

Bill
 
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