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When You're Hot Your Hot!

Bell-Two

Active member
We had the opportunity to get out to a permission that we have been working on for over a year, it was not if but when it would be granted. The 1865 house is a stately mansion that is a showcase of the area and since they are remodeling and some pipe work would mean the yard would be torn up it was a good time for them for us to come out. We were told that the yard had been detected before so we were not sure what we would find. The main handicap of the day was the temperature mid 90’s with a heat index of 100+ degrees along with 95 percent humidity. We were there for a couple of hours, Doug found a nice suspender buckle and another buckle, I found a small threaded brass tube and a brass disk with the number 6 on it and Diane found a similar disk with the number 22. The nice lady then took us over to a friend of hers that had an 1828 house! The man was super nice he said he thought that the house might have been detected at one time but wasn’t sure but he did have another site that had a 1900 house he had torn down and that we could hunt it too. He then went to a friend of his just down the road and that man agreed we could detect his early 1800’s house later since he was doing his yard work. Knowing we would not be able to stay long since the heat was already doing in Doug I went along a side and when I came to the front it had some shade and a bit of a breeze so I gladly went that way. My first line showed a lot of iron but then I got a 12-39 to 12-41 signal on my CTX and at 4 inches I dug a very nice 2 Cent piece! Just a few steps more and I got a sweet sounding 12-43 12-44 signal and thinking a Silver dime I was much surprised when it turned out to be Silver alright but not a dime but a Walking Liberty Half Dollar! This 1939 Lady Liberty is beautiful. I turned to do the next line back and I got a penny like signal and it turned out to be a dog…yes a dog with what appears to be silver sheathing on it…no markings but it was 6 inches deep! What a bonanza I thought….well that was about it for the day. Diane was plugging along and found a nice spoon but Doug had to retire to the car and some air conditioning he was looking rather peaked. We are invited back and I am glad since there were some “iffy” signals I normally would have dug but the heat was getting to me too.

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Two of my favorite Coins and I really like the dog too.
You HOT Baby :)
 
Wow, that 2 cent piece is just beautiful! :thumbup:

The Walker isn't ugly, either... ;)

Very nicely done,
:)
mike
 
What a great day Tony. Hopefully the heat will be gone soon..
 
Nice coins Tony, love the condition on the 2-center.
 
What a sweet daisy chain of permissions... Also good of you to mention the heat; everyone will do well to be sure and hydrate often and know the signs of heat related illness. When in doubt get to the shade or airconditioning if available.
 
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