WOW Edwin! Seems like you "cleaned house" on the finds. A pic with Daisy isn't too shabby either. :woot: I hope you had a terrific time there....
I wish. In the whole yard, I only found 2 Silver coins. 1950 dimes. I do have a decent spot lined up that contains a 1926 home and a vacant...
I'd say, bad enough. Enough for Rigga-Ding-Dong-Song [MEDIA]
LOL. Funny that you should say that. My wife was born in 1973. I hope that doesn't make her vintage. :eek:
What about this piece? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
It depends on which eye that you use. Like at the eye doctors. :D
Yes, I'll gracefully accept the Cougar bullion coin. Thanks! It's a great thing because I was having a bad week. :)
A cud? Yes, but not a 007.. Couldn't find it though either. Flying Eagle Cent cuds; 1856 – 1858 – Cuds on Coins. Out of holder and a side angle...
Looks like it should be in the Ancient Forum. Not "what's it worth" section. :rolleyes:
Have a good time and be safe. Let's see what you get after the Expo. Good Luck! :)
Hey all. It's been a while since I posted a detecting thread. Anyways, I've been all over my 1/3-acre land (home built 1959) with my older machine...
Nice haul! Have a wonderful and terrific hunt on May 2nd. "Lucky duck". Take lots of pictures of the hunt and the great people there. ;)
Good luck on your journey! :)
Woody, Woody, Woody! :smuggrin: On a final note, PMD. Value? One Cent, maybe. o_O
Don't worry about it. Probably just techie stuff. o_O
Nice experiment. As long as the kiddos like them then that's all that matters. Coingratulations!!
Thanks Doctor Edwin! Learned a lot. ;)
Cool! I like the bird with the snake. :)
I'd say because I have metal detecting on the brain, it is a ground find by possibly a detectorist.
It has its wear/ tear but in overall nice example. Looks like a small date, Large fraction if I'm not mistake. 1803 Draped Bust Large Cent Small...
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