Got out for a few hours today and decided to try a forested area beside a small creek
that flows through a local park. After a short hike through the woods I started finding a
few wheat cents and a modern dime. The wheats looked old and crusty but three of them
turned out to be 1944 and the other is dated 191?. I was really surprised to see this
Columbian half dollar pop up from about two inches below the leaves. Its the oldest half
I've found and the only commemorative. I've thought plenty of times that it would be nice
to find a commemorative half but figured it would never happen.
Keep on searching! Mark
that flows through a local park. After a short hike through the woods I started finding a
few wheat cents and a modern dime. The wheats looked old and crusty but three of them
turned out to be 1944 and the other is dated 191?. I was really surprised to see this
Columbian half dollar pop up from about two inches below the leaves. Its the oldest half
I've found and the only commemorative. I've thought plenty of times that it would be nice
to find a commemorative half but figured it would never happen.
Keep on searching! Mark