Great day, went to the mother-in-laws to get my boat out f the barn and of coarse I brought my GTI2500. Started in the front yard in a 10' X 10' area and never left that spot.(using Uncle Willy's technique) This is what I found--8 wheats 1917d, 1919s, 1912s, 1945, 1921, 1916, 1938, 1914 and a 1897 IH, a bank token and some clad. Sorry the coins are hard to see. I need to find a way to clean the coins better without damaging the coin.
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THURSDAY, MY BEST WHEAT DAY EVER
- Thread starter Da Yooper
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Uncle Willy
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I've got jars of wheaties from 1909 on up. Going to have to drag them out someday and see what's in there. Wheats are hard to come by out here anymore. I haven't pulled one up in a long time. Did get a 1921 Canadian cent awhile back.
Bill
Bill
John 'n' W.Va
Active member
Put some peroxide on the micro-wave to get it hot and dump your coins in that. Keep repeating till the coins don't bubble any more. I like that method. It cleans them without taking the natural color away.
coin seeker
New member
Very nice indeed. I keep my detector with me at all times. You never know when a great opportunity will arise. Great Job..
