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  1. still looking 52

    They love peanut butter.

    Chris, that's some really cool pictures. I keep two bird feeders hanging out in my yard but the squirrels eat more than the birds, the chipmunks eat what's fallen to the ground.
  2. still looking 52

    1880 homesite

    Just looking forward to hunting a place like that is exciting, 1880 home site is getting back there. Good luck and keep us posted.
  3. still looking 52

    Found one of my oldest coins today

    That Barber dime is also a great find, looks to be hardly worn, probably lost around WW1. Great day detecting.
  4. still looking 52

    Haven’t posted in quite a bit. Finally got out.

    Three silver day, I'd take that in a heartbeat, nice day of detecting.
  5. still looking 52

    Wedding band

    What's that estimate value on that ring?
  6. still looking 52

    Marking my one year detecting with a great hunt (probably never happen again)

    Man, that's some great finds! 1773 coin is older than the USA. Maybe George Washington lost them?
  7. still looking 52

    Been hitting "quarter field".

    Nice job Always looking, I love your new Avatar.
  8. still looking 52

    My first silver coins & a ring with the Nokta

    That's a killer day in my world.
  9. still looking 52

    Do You Ground Balance

    Yeah, definitely ground balance, I need every edge I can get trying to hear those deep faint targets.
  10. still looking 52

    Vintage Camel Lighter

    Looks like something made in the 40s to me, cool find.
  11. still looking 52

    4 hour hunt at a 1920's park with the Equinox 900 and 10x5 Coiltek

    Me too!
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    4 hour hunt at a 1920's park with the Equinox 900 and 10x5 Coiltek

    Jimmy, that's some fantastic finds, way to go! That 1916 dime is in great shape, probably lost before WW2 started. That wheat cent ratio to silver is about what we are finding here in WV " 10 to 1".
  13. still looking 52

    Ag, Cu, Pb

    That's some exciting finds, your going to need help, send me and Jimmy from Connecticut your location. I'm still looking for my first large cent.
  14. still looking 52

    yikes, not good,.

    1,000$ for a new freezer and an iPad, that sounds pretty good on the price, I would have guessed 2000$. This last month my alternator when out on my truck and my window motor when out on my van. Ouch!
  15. still looking 52

    A prayer request for myself....

    Prayers sent my friend, wishing you the best.
  16. still looking 52

    "That place has been hunted out." 🧐

    1841! We just took a big ride in our time machine, that's 182 years ago. Abraham Lincoln was 32 years old when that coin was minted, maybe he's the one who's lost it.
  17. still looking 52

    Barber quarter

    Yeah, I'd much rather find it early than late, gets all the juices flowing.
  18. still looking 52

    Barber quarter

    Got lucky today and found this Barber Quarter. 1908 O mint mark. It was my first coin of the day so naturally I'm thinking this new place we found is going to be full of silver, it was the only silver we found all day.
  19. still looking 52

    Shiny like a coin, cut like a coin, but...

    You can tell it's been cut for a precise purpose not by accident which makes me think it is a coin.
  20. still looking 52

    A few colonial finds

    That place looks fantastic! No need to hurry, just take your time and get it all, there's got to be a lot more oldies around there.
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