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| Thanks for the examples Xavier; upon following your advice, my next photographic posts should show considerable improvements.
Posted on: August 14, 2014, 02:12:43 pm
Hi Carl,
initially, I thought that the coins were going to be some GI'S pocket spill from the war years but at a total count of some fifty coins he would have to had rather deep pockets. I am presently trying to follow up on some research for the area and will be returning to the field tomorrow. Hopefully, tomorrow, the farmer will have harvested in the wheat and I will be able to investigate a larger area around the spot where the coins were situated.
I will report back here on this thread any more finds from that field. I should also be able to post some better photographs, based on Xavier's photographic advice.
Chris 
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The very best of luck to you. Be sure to bring a large moneybag with you.
golddustcarl
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