A grand total of 86 cents, a Chuck E. Cheese Token, a broken earring, a piece of a toy car, and a hose nozzle. The nozzle still works OK, I tried it out.....part of cleaning all the dirt out of it. Actually, 2 cents I found at his next door neighbors house. There was a clothes line in each yard and I really thought I'd find an abundance of coins under them. But, alas......only a few cents. It was fun detecting, and I'm always looking for a new place to check.
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Just a few minues ago I got permission from a business owner in Lyndon to search the grassy area behind his shop. It's in the middle of downtown Lyndon, so it's seen a lot of use over the past century (I guess so, anyway.) However, it could be super trashy; I don't know. It'll be a good place to check on my lunch break.
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