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3 HUNTS AT A SEASONAL CAMP

DigginVt

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I hunted Friday, Sat, Sun at a seasonal summer camp that is for a large family. There is a main house and 7 small cabins with a large yard at the lakefront. The main house dates to 1909. Almost all my old finds came from the large yard. The indain's are 64,84,02,08, 20 wheat's only about 20 clad coins too which makes every signal a good one. it's a good property to pump up the silver count.
His brother has the other half of the point and his property dates to 1880, hoping to start searching that on Thursday.
Thanks for looking, hope all of you that still have mom's enjoyed the day with them.
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That's a fine bunch of coins. Nice dig
 
Nice haul, Jon. That Canadian quarter is a nice looking coin. Of course you know how I feel about the SLQs!! On track for another 100 year for sure.
 
Looks like a dream spot - I'll bet you were on cloud nine the entire time (I would be!). Great job and good luck doing the other end of the point!
 
doc1964 said:
Looks like a dream spot - I'll bet you were on cloud nine the entire time (I would be!). Great job and good luck doing the other end of the point!
Yes, thanks Doc I was, every tone was a keeper, doesn't happen to often.
 
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