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This artical makes me want to go to some big old church's in delaware,pennsylvania,new jersey,georgia,connecticut,etc to look for old coins under there floor boardshttp://www.thewest.com.au/default.a...entID=136691
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G'day, must've had a floor like a shearing shed ?
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Wow. Not too long ago I had a couple of friends get married in a church that has been in use since 1681. I wonder what's under the floorboards there?
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Reminds me of the churches in Wisconsin. I was married in one that the floor looked like it was there for hundreds of years. HMMM.
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There is a really old church that dates from the early 19th century not far from the house. I am also wondering about some of those old churches in the downtown area.
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while growing up, well, getting older anyway. I went to a Parochial school in Pennsylvania that had grates over the window wells, I used to take the coins that fell into the wells out and spend them on candy. Like Log Cabin Fudge and Bonomo Turkish Taffy, MalloCups all that stuff.

That was in the 50s, the school/church is still there, but they don't sell candy like that anymore.
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I've got a couple coins and token that I found in walls,ceilings and floors of old houses. I've got quite a collection of "junk" found in old houses.
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I'll bring my detector
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My local church dates back to Saxon times. Unfortunately it doesn't have floorboards!
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My local church dates back to Saxon times. Unfortunately it doesn't have floorboards!
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no floorboards will make it a lot easier to dig. When do you want to start?
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very interesting find
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I'm off to Westminster Abbey with a shovel!
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Paint your wagon.
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Careful...letting Lee Marvin and Clint Eastwood sing is frightening...and fun-I loved this movie!
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To this day.....I cannot watch that movie with Clint and Lee singing.......and it's because I'm such a big fan of both of them !....
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