Digger-Dave
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Was off to a good start......
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Jeepfreak81
Senior Member
Wow, great finds there
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Dtcjem
Full Member
Some nice finds there. Can't wait for this last round of snow to disappear! Hearing a few more Monday night 
cellrdwellr
Elite Member
Nice digs Dave, congrats!
brncofan
Elite Member
nice finds congrats
aag800
Junior Member
Nice work. We really need this snow to be gone for good.
Jeepfreak81
Senior Member
You're not kidding, you guys will catch a break before me though. Still cold up here and snowing again today
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yooper69
Elite Member
Nice finds. Hopefully the weather don't knock the power out. Seems there are a lot who have lost their power from the recent weather. The white stuff can go away anytime already.
HappyOgre
Elite Member
Very nice!!
jack&jill
Elite Member
That's some super digging Dave. Congrats on the Barber and the Indians. Would love seeing a close up of the FE. They are bucket list items for most of us. Trapper
E-TRAC-OHIO
Elite Member
Your first Barber Quarter ( even has a 1800's date ) and a Flying Eagle Cent - excellent !
KiowaRd
Forum Supporter
Way to go.
chaiosComo
Senior Member
Nice finds!! Fatty and Barber are still on my bucket list. My power was restored late Friday (5:30 PM) Now there is 6-9 inches in the forecast for Monday night.
T-Man
Elite Member
Nice finds, 18 inches of snow, ouch, you're going to need a bigger coil.
Digger-Dave
Forum Supporter
Thanks for all of the kind comments.
What makes the coins special is that they were found at old home sites. I rarely get these. The barber is too new for the site I found it on. A hunter or kids playing in the woods may be the source. The house/cabin burned before 1889.
The 1858 Flying Eagle is time period correct and was right next to the Tombac button. The home owner may have dropped both.
REAL BIG too!!
What makes the coins special is that they were found at old home sites. I rarely get these. The barber is too new for the site I found it on. A hunter or kids playing in the woods may be the source. The house/cabin burned before 1889.
The 1858 Flying Eagle is time period correct and was right next to the Tombac button. The home owner may have dropped both.
REAL BIG too!!
BottleCapKing
Elite Member
Nice finds Dave!
I hope you are ready for the next round of 15+ inches of snow for tomorrow.
At this rate, we will be lucky to have open ground by the end of March/beginning of April.
I hope you are ready for the next round of 15+ inches of snow for tomorrow.
At this rate, we will be lucky to have open ground by the end of March/beginning of April.
