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Hunt #39

Z

zeekeys

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I haven't hit this park in some years and thought it would maybe produce some fresh dropped coins it is a very active park. WRONG!!! All the coins had been there for some time. But the nice thing about this hunt is that I got more then pennies. The last time I was here I went along the outskirts of the park and got nothing but pennies. I figured that no one would be crazy enough to do that. I guess I was right no one was crazy enough to do that because there was nothing there but pennies. Again lots of guys don't like to dig pennies so they notch them out and I think they miss a lot of good stuff. It is hard for me to pass up a good penny signal. Oh, the gold looking thing is marked 8545 and I have no idea what that means? I figure it is junk. Thanks stopping by and Happy Trails.....Z
 
Yep...well, the copper ones and dimes are so similar in tone that a fellow has to go after them...nice load of dimes there Z..I will say its very relaxing to slow down every so often and whack a bunch of zinc signals, often with some nice surprises hidden there. Good Job! What a summer, it was 49 here this am..
Mud
 
Mud digging coins keeps me close to normal in a world run by insane leaders. Thanks.....Z
 
Z, we think alike. Nice pile of finds again. You have been doing some good digging of late. :thumbup: HH jim tn
 
Jim all of a sudden I have detecting time. I have no idea what happened but I go out every time I get a chance. Thanks Jim ....Z
 
You always come home with the goodies it seems.
 
As we all know, we have to balance things. I am fortunate, though, my scale leans far towards the detecting side of balancing things. :rofl: It really is one great hobby. Waiting for your next hunt. Pile it on!!!!!!! HH jim tn
 
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