For folks who like finding Clad coins close to home (LONG)

[Anonymous]

<CENTER><BIG><STRONG>How to Increase Your Clad Finds for Spending</STRONG></BIG>
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How I Pick Apart a Park or School Playground</STRONG></CENTER>
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[Anonymous]

There aint nothin wrong with picken up some clad. I have hit some small playgrounds and come out with 10.00 or better in change. Doesn't happen often though.
A friend of mine has come up with some nice silver rings from playground and school areas also.

 

[Anonymous]

It's all kind of like fishing, Art. Some people just take their fishing more serious than others. I'm a newbie at detecting, but I get the same thrill out of digging a "worthless" silver quarter as I did years ago catching a 2 pound cat. Now, after 20+ years of catfishing I don't even fish for anything UNDER 10 pounds, but I still kind of get a thrill catching a fighting mad 2 pounder. I hope I remain the same with detecting. I started doing it for fun, and I love it a lot even though I've not found anything worth more than a couple bucks yet. I'm sure I will as I gain experience and find my own "honey holes". But, I hope I never lose the thrill of "catching" that "2 pounder" in the years to come. Great job on the article and I'm sure there are a lot of "small cat" fisherman that will appreciate your tips!

 

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[Anonymous]

I cashed in $220.47 in clad last year and I didn't even hunt as much as I'd have liked to. Nuthin' wrong with clad....it spends just like the new shiny stuff.

 

[Anonymous]

Hey Art,
That is some pretty funny stuff and I enjoyed reading it. You are a very good writer.
Mike