Friday goodies...

[Anonymous]

I had just enough daylight from work tonight to go and do a quickie 20-minute hunt at a local school that I visited last night. This time, I hit the baseball field. I didn't have long, as the sun was almost down when I got there. I just started in a direction that cut right through the outfield. On my way back, I got a nice coin signal that indicated 5 - 6" down. I flipped up a plug, checked the plug, and the target's in the hole. I scoop out some loose dirt, and saw that I had just brushed some dirt from the rim of a silver dime that was stuck to the bottom of the hole. I flipped it out, and realized I had a Merc., but I didn't know what year, as it was rather encrusted with dirt. Since it was time to go, I started heading out, and noticed a water fountain a little ways away. After a quick rinse, I saw that I had a 1918S Merc., in fairly good shape.

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HH from Allen in MI

 

[Dan-Pa.]

I always find short trips produce. Seems like the first hour or so we are more alert or maybe it just seems that way. In any case silver is always nice..

 

[NamVetLesTreasureSeeker]

OUTSTANDING FIND!! Great condition, you can see all three bands very clearly! WTG!! HH

 

[Anonymous]

this past year, it seems like when I do make a good find, I am "led" almost straight to the target from my vehicle. After I recover it, I go ahead and do a grid search, but, all I usually find is clad and a few Wheat's.

HH from Allen in MI

 

[Anonymous]

from WWII that must have been dropped the year they were struck. Complete, crisp, details, and would probably grade AU, ground damage, net grade VF - XF. I even have a Walking Lib Half like that, hardly any wear at all on it.

HH from Allen in MI

 

[VT Dave]

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