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I love pulling those old coins from the ground, I look forward to sharing this Board with you all.
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hi all, bought my first machine in 1972 and haven't stopped since. i have slowed up a little. back and knees don't work as good as they did .
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Quote from: silver dollar on March 03, 2009, 09:24:38 PM
hi all, bought my first machine in 1972 and haven't stopped since. i have slowed up a little. back and knees don't work as good as they did .

Welcome to the site silver dollar, thanks for stopping by and joining. Any questions just let me know.

Hunting since '72 Cool you must have some great stories to tell and must have made some great finds over the years. Looking forward to seeing your finds, welcome!

TD
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Quote from: silver dollar on March 03, 2009, 09:24:38 PM
hi all, bought my first machine in 1972 and haven't stopped since. i have slowed up a little. back and knees don't work as good as they did .

Since 72,  wow!!! I started in the early 70s (about 73) and did it up to the early 80s. I got back into the hobby around 3 to 4 years ago and what a blast it is!!! pirate

Do you have any great stories from the past?Huh? I can tell you that back then the ground was littered with silver and I pulled up plenty!!! It was possible to average 12 to 20 nice silver coins in a day. I pulled up the big stuff too, dollars and halves, very old with seated types and bust coins thrown in the mix!!!

Those were the days!!!!!!! wow wow wow I have some pretty good stories to share, and will post them after I think about for a while!  headscratch3
Yeah, I remember Cheesy Cheesy Wink
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