After finding a lost wedding ring for a super nice guy this morning, my detecting buddy Suzanne and I hit the old park I found a hotspot in for a bit, and we both came up with some nice oldies. She did better than me with six Indians a Mercury dime and a 1902 Barber quarter, but I got a super nice 1865 two cent piece!
Ended up with seven wheats all from the late 30s and early 40s, five Indians: 1865, a great 1873, 1905, a corroded 1887 and a dateless one that looks like a 1900s coin, 1917 buffalo, the 1865 two center and a 1914 Barber dime. I could get used to detecting like this! And why the heck couldn't I have found this spot when it was a little warmer!
Ended up with seven wheats all from the late 30s and early 40s, five Indians: 1865, a great 1873, 1905, a corroded 1887 and a dateless one that looks like a 1900s coin, 1917 buffalo, the 1865 two center and a 1914 Barber dime. I could get used to detecting like this! And why the heck couldn't I have found this spot when it was a little warmer!
