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money pit

by Robbie
(Maryland)




I just started metal detecting last week around my home.This area was first est. in 1731 where there`s a Historical marker that states that a church once stood near by.I`ve had a lot of time off lately because work has been so slow.I bought a Gold Digger Bounty Hunter that I paid $54 including shipping.It`s been great.I do get foiled alot.I`ve walked the foot trails in the woods and have found alot of coins.Four old ones a 1937 Mexican penny,two 1941 wheaty`s and a 1945 wheaty.Yesterday I decided to search a nearby home that have been empty for nearly 3yrs and there are no signs around.(that`s ok right).I hope so,I don`t want trouble.In the front yard next to the door I was receiving two many signals at once,I thought it to be a bunch of trash.The area is over grown with alot of pine needles.I started digging and found the dirt very soft, than penny`s started coming out.I`m not kidding in an area of 3ft in dia I found 327pennies,7quarters,8dimes, 10nichols,and a silver spoon.The oldest was 1941penny.I`ve noticed that alot of the newer pennys rust away.I`ll never forget that find.I almost got tried of finding money.So make sure you search in children`s old sandboxes,you might just find a money pit.

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