Clad with 63 Rosie icing

[Wandering Yoda]

Strolled around today for some summer clad-shootin'. More of the "duck in shade because it's roasting out" routine. ATPro in pro mode, stock coil, sensitivity 2 notches from full blast. And as always, a cool beverage handy Got a fair pile of crusty Q's, D's, N's and P's. $13.72 total. 116 coins.[attachment 296536 2014-08-03a.png]

The pleasant surprise was the '63-D Roosevelt. I apologize, but my "in the dirt pic's" are nowhere near as awesome as Tabman's.
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And, we're near the end of blackberry season, so here is a shot of those sweet delectable goodies for ya'll to enjoy and be tempted by[attachment 296539 Blackberries-01.png]

 

[jim tn]

Hey now, that's pretty good breaking the century mark on coin numbers on a hot summer day and then the added bonus of silver. Good hunting!

Now, if you showed all your hunting gear as props and made sure the sun was coming through the branches at just the right angle over your left shoulder, your photos would be awesome, too.

Yeah, those blackberries are downright tempting. HH jim tn

 

[Dancer]

Yodas, sniffing out some real nice hunting areas.

 

[dgruff]

Nice little pile of clad! Plus the two old one's, mixed in with the blackberries, makes for a pretty dang good, day!

 

[mudpuppy]

Absolutely another impressive WY hunt! Great count, dollar amt, a bit of silver, and a berry shot.!..Outstanding! Leave the dirt shot photos to the old guys who have the time and only find only a few coins per outing...as fast as you harvest clad, who has time to set up like Ansel Adams? ...like the punchline from that old dynamite fishermans joke, "you gonna talk, or you gonna fish?" Well? "You gonna shoot or you gonna dig?"
Mud

 

[scott.f]

Nice pile of loot there, and congrats on the silver and wheat! Thats a good day, detecting and berry picking.

 

[fongu]

Like the old penny and silver dime and a century of coins worth over $13 bucks is great too. Our berry season ended the last week of June in zone 8b. At least the wild berries did, don't know about the cultivated or domestic berry crop. Our wild muscadines should be ready in 2-3 weeks if the deer let me have any this year. They cleaned them up in record numbers and I watched four deer one day and two of them were standing on their hind legs getting fruit as far as they could reach. They do the same thing to the plum tree.

 

[John-Edmonton]

And those berries sure look delicious!