A couple more keepers from semi-frozen ground.

[Ed (Upstate NY)]

Temps near 50 today so I hit the usual park hoping to squeeze a few more finds before weather turns lousy again tomorrow. Hit a trashy area and was lucky to pull a 1936 Buffalo nickel masked by a nail and a 1935 mercury dime hiding under a 1964 nickel. Both were awful signals and I was quite surprised to dig these 2 coins in an area I have walked over many times before. Only solid signal was the 1942 wheatie. Dug the usual pulltabs and beaver tails and some stinkin lincolns but after about an hour I threw in the towel, happy to have dug one last silver coin this year !

 

[MikeO]

Nice job Ed.
I got out yesterday knowing this darn winter storm would be here today. I reckon you will be seeing the same system soon enough. :sad:

 

[JeffInMass]

Nice job Ed! We DO go down fighting don't we? If it's not raining Saturday, I'm going to Seated park- still not frozen here either. Hope you get out and find even more before winter officially puts an end to our hunting seasons.

Good luck my friend!

Jeff

 

[TwoRivers]

Not bad Ed.............a good looking dime

 

[Ed (Upstate NY)]

n/t

 

[Ed (Upstate NY)]

n/t

 

[Crusty]

Huntinf season has ended here so nice to see your still popping the coins

Dave

 

[Gold Nuggets]

Glad you were able to get out Ed and find a couple of keepers this late in
the year. Think our detecting season here has ended as well. Ground frozen
and 8" of snow on it. Come on spring!