Went to a fairground in OH to try the SE and was glad as they've had more rain so the diggin was a little easier. Switched back and forth from SE to XS and really couldn't tell much differance. No silver but the copper was singing loud and clear in the moist ground. Soil there really eats up the injuns. 2-89, 93, 94, 2-02 injuns and a bunch of wheats.
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The Whole Tribe
- Thread starter Jim-IN
- Start date
James N.D.
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I just hate that when I start finding Injuns at sites and they are all corroded up and in bad shape but what can a person do but keep diggin' them. At least you saved a few Coins from any further corrosion. Keep up the good finds Jim! The Silver has to be there! Good Luck and HH.
Eddie in Poulsbo
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Nice bunch of injuns Jim.
There is probably some more at that place. HH.
Eddie
There is probably some more at that place. HH.Eddie
Great Republic
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