markinswpa
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After it warmed a little I walked up to my new local permission to see what I missed the other day. In the area I dug most of the 27 Wheaties I did find 3 more, and one in pretty nice shape a 41. Also 2 of those play coin tokens in the same hole. I have dug several thin dime ones but this is the first penny one. It says chicken feed on it. The top of a skeleton key, the big B and the Pontiac Fiero came from another part of the yard, as well as 77 cents in clad, 11 of the coins were Zincolns , at that point I was digging all repeatable signals. Heading out I decided to hit the small front yard one more time. I started my hunt there the other day. Thinking I didn't miss much and swinging from another direction I got a nice 23-24 with a jump to 27. The Equinox had been acting up all day high toning on pennies (actually had a couple Zincolns in the 30s ) so I said ok one more wheatie for the day. I saw a stain on the bottom of the plug much bigger than a penny, moved a little dirt and saw shiny, I said c'mon be an SLQ and sure enough # 65 is an SLQ. A little slick but she's a beauty to me and my second this year. 75 seems doable now if the ground doesn't freeze up. HH to all Mark
The thin dime shows a steaming cup of coffee. A hot cup of coffee now is paid for with multiple dollars; not a dime. 
