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Old 06-30-2005, 04:49 PM
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anything CC. Working on Morgans now. Cant afford the 1889CC or 1893S yet.
Anything CC,LOL Tom !! and then nothing under a 63 , those are the coins dreams are made of !!

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Old 06-30-2005, 05:15 PM
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Hi,

I'm new to your forum, and thought I'd shout out to you all.

I'm active duty Navy (almost 20 years) and am coming back from a short deployment, you all don't know how I miss relic hunting back in Virginia.

I had the chance to hunt in England with the Plymouth Detector Club, they were awesome, they picked me up from the ship, and brought to a Rally in Cornwall. They put me up in a tent with a cot and sleeping bag, and fed and filled me with drinks. The metal detecting wasn't bad either, I found a 14 or 1520 King George II penny (by far the oldest coin I've ever found) and the UK Detectornet (web forum group) presented me with a 11th Century hammered silver penny. I also bought in a auction a 149 AD Roman coin.

Whats wierd over there is they hunt in farm fields, I asked why they did that and the answer was we've got 2000 years of people dropping coings and most farmers paid there farm hands right in the field. Oh and someone did find a gold coin too.

But I'm still looking forward to the heat, mosquito's, ticks, briar's and snakes more than I thought I would. I guess once hooked, always hooked...

Skip
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Old 06-30-2005, 05:51 PM
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Hi Skip


Welcome to the Forum!!! 20 years !!! Thanks for that !!

Sounds like you had a great time,, glad the brits treated you right !!

Let us know when you get home, I know there are some Virginia Guys around here some place !!

I would'nt mind seeing pics of those coins you found !!!

Once again Welcome and Thank You for your Service !!!

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Old 06-30-2005, 05:59 PM
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Thumbs up It will still be just as hot and humid when you get back

LOL.Ole VA is waiting on you Skip. I don't have many coins like that Rick but am trying.Just started my business a few months ago but have collected for awhile. If you sale your wifes car you better get a horse and a doghouse. What kind of Morgans do you need Greg? I might be able to get them at cost for ya,minus shipping and insurance. Peace Dollars too. See you all on the chat tonight maybe. I can make it at 9 P.M.
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Old 06-30-2005, 06:36 PM
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I'll look and see what I need

Hey Skip, Welcome to the TQ Forums!
My Wifes cousin is stationed at Virginia Beach (Jack Murry)

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Old 06-30-2005, 06:47 PM
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Okay, here's what I need to complete my set:
  1. 1879 cc
  2. 1881 cc
  3. 1884 cc
  4. 1885 cc
  5. 1889 cc
  6. 1893 cc
  7. 1893-s
  8. 1894-p
  9. 1895-p
  10. 1903-o
Ooops, I need 10..its been a while since I looked. I have all of the peace dollars
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Old 07-01-2005, 04:16 AM
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Once I get back to Virginia Beach I'll take some pictures and post them on the site.

Hope you all have a good 4th of July weekend, I'm just over 1/2 back to the states so no hotdogs, fireworks or beer for me, so eat up for me guys...
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