[attachment 38360 Picture031.jpg]I have been under the weather all week with the sniffles but I snuck out of the house with my 1350 this morning for an hour or so and decided to hunt a 1850's era house that I have hunted many times before along with several other detectorist. They say that no place is ever truly hunted out and this place keeps proving it. Today it gave up a 1927 wheatback penny. It was 4 1/2 inches deep and right smack dab in the middle of an area that has been hunted numerous times. Not a great find but made me feel a little better anyway.
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This Old House
- Thread starter Dirt NC
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