Went out this morning to an old park where I've had some luck lately. I've found a silver coin on 5 of my last 6 hunts here, including the seated quarter a week ago. It was 35 F this morning, but the sun was out, so it wasn't bad with an extra sweater. Found a good amount of clad quarters, which tells me this area hasn't been hit very hard lately. Then got a good flutey signal, showing 5 or 6 inches deep. Silver coins are usually a bit deeper than that here, but it turned out to be a 1923 Mercury dime. The pic is everything I dug, I have cut way down on rusty nails and screw caps. I have started to rely on the sound almost exclusively.
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11-19 park hunt - silver
- Thread starter DougF
- Start date
MNCoinhunter
Active member
Great finds Doug !!
I would probably find less junk if I did'nt dig every signal that sounded even remotely like silver .. then again what would I miss if I did'nt?
I would probably find less junk if I did'nt dig every signal that sounded even remotely like silver .. then again what would I miss if I did'nt?
greasecarguy
New member
nice one Doug.....a nail diet 'eh? sounds good to me
Big Boys Hobbies
Well-known member
Nice Merq Doug!
