Ronstar
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Former co-worker agreed to let me detect his 1890s built home and property. The original barn was taken down a long time ago and the house has been resided. But, ya never know what you might find……
Started out closest to the main street and hit two wheats first thing, ‘44 and ‘46. Looking like maybe a good outing! He said he’s lived there since 1995 and lawn hasn’t been detected while they have lived there so settle in…..
All in all I came away with 3 quarters, three dimes, one nickel, 7 zincolns, and 14 copper pennies. Once I got home and got things cleaned up I was stunned to find 10 of the pennies were 1964 and one 1965. One from the 70s and one ‘81, one Canadian penny and guess what year? 1964! Lawn area is roughly 40x30 and I have no idea if the ‘64 pennies were a simple hand toss or just coincidental independent drops. So not a coin spill but a coin scatter!!!
Oh, and a ‘53 wheat near the end, but no silver. 
Started out closest to the main street and hit two wheats first thing, ‘44 and ‘46. Looking like maybe a good outing! He said he’s lived there since 1995 and lawn hasn’t been detected while they have lived there so settle in…..
All in all I came away with 3 quarters, three dimes, one nickel, 7 zincolns, and 14 copper pennies. Once I got home and got things cleaned up I was stunned to find 10 of the pennies were 1964 and one 1965. One from the 70s and one ‘81, one Canadian penny and guess what year? 1964! Lawn area is roughly 40x30 and I have no idea if the ‘64 pennies were a simple hand toss or just coincidental independent drops. So not a coin spill but a coin scatter!!!
Oh, and a ‘53 wheat near the end, but no silver. 