Namesake | Diggers

we start digging right around the house
in the yard because that’s where all the
parties and everything would have
happened oh that sounds awesome right
there I get a hit that is so crystal
clear it makes me almost weep this is
down there ways though drop down roll
the plug out I start poking the
pinpointer in there way down there in
the bottom of the hole it’s a good sign
that it’s deep though I mean it means
it’s not like a brand new quarter kg kg
I’m not talking about some little weeny
penny
it’s a massive coin
it’s got to be I’ve got a giant coin in
the hole I can’t wait to see what it is
look at the size of that sucker could be
a would be a that could be colonial
could be large cent that could be a
fluorine hair worth thousands and I
start brushing dirt away oh you can read
it and clear as a bell I can see a one a
seven seventeen and
272 wanting something
no no freakin way my mind has that weird
thing we’re at like cramps up and you
don’t know what’s happening
funnies the oldest coin of my life but I
didn’t even see exactly what kind of
coin it was so I run back to see what I
got
break my regime what is it I flip it
over and I could see the outline of King
George and I am definitely not talking
about kg sitting right next to me I’m
looking at the English King George I
know I’ve got an old-time British
Halfpenny how cool is that this is the
oldest coin ever right here ever ring
you just completely dethrone me he like
pulled the crown off the king’s head
smashed it and threw it out into the
moat