The F 75 LTD and I hit the bush this morning right at first light and I headed directly to my "secret" spot. I could tell by the moved around leaves and a couple of dug holes that someone else had been nosing around the area. Anyway, after four hours of digging just about everything that beeps, I did end up with a few keepers.....and a whole lot of trash. Got the Buffalo nickel early on and once cleaned, for a change, I got one with a date...1937. the 2 wheats are 34 and 56d. Also dug 4 nice mini drops and just 1 of those will make my hunt. Love digging them. The rusted Davy Crocket piece I am not sure just what it is from. I guess a possible belt buckle, maybe or a piece from a kids gun. I can't quite yet make out the Mfg name on the inside of the car, but it is not "Hot Wheels." Something toys. It was a beautiful morning to be out swinging. HH jim tn
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This mornings hunt.
- Thread starter jim tn
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I forgot to mention, I got two p m's about that comb and one guy in Ind offered me $55.00 for it. I told him I would think about it as another guy had expressed an interest in it, too. Kind of funny in light of your joshing me about it. I'll keep you all updated. HH jim tn
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