floodplaindetector
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Finds are from part of Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Barber Dimes are 1892,1899,1899,1904.
Nickels are 1906,1926,1926,1940,1946,1946
Indian Head pennies are 1889,1890,1895,1897,1900.
The barber came from 2 very old parks a couple hours from home. At one park I ran into some very deep signals spread across one side. I went very slow
and pulled 6 old very deep coins out of the park with the newest coin being 1899.
Saturday close to noon I was doing home chores and took recyclables to town and went right past a 1916 school where they had just scraped the
playground to make a parking lot.
I promptly convinced my wife I needed to stop doing chores and hit the school which she agreed and even stopped by to see how I was doing.
The 1910 boy scout coin, old Marines button, 1906 V nickel, 1900 Indian head (right on top the ground), few wheat pennies a ring, some spoons, old token and the large round object came from that school ground. There were a couple other detectorists working the playground also.
Sunday I detected a couple hours from home with "Silver King" who had an outstanding day on silver including 3 mercs in one hole.
I pulled that 1930s presidential coin, the silver ring and some more old coins including the Silver Quarter.
Barber Dimes are 1892,1899,1899,1904.
Nickels are 1906,1926,1926,1940,1946,1946
Indian Head pennies are 1889,1890,1895,1897,1900.
The barber came from 2 very old parks a couple hours from home. At one park I ran into some very deep signals spread across one side. I went very slow
and pulled 6 old very deep coins out of the park with the newest coin being 1899.
Saturday close to noon I was doing home chores and took recyclables to town and went right past a 1916 school where they had just scraped the
playground to make a parking lot.
I promptly convinced my wife I needed to stop doing chores and hit the school which she agreed and even stopped by to see how I was doing.
The 1910 boy scout coin, old Marines button, 1906 V nickel, 1900 Indian head (right on top the ground), few wheat pennies a ring, some spoons, old token and the large round object came from that school ground. There were a couple other detectorists working the playground also.
Sunday I detected a couple hours from home with "Silver King" who had an outstanding day on silver including 3 mercs in one hole.
I pulled that 1930s presidential coin, the silver ring and some more old coins including the Silver Quarter.
