Great weekend beach hunt big silver quarter trifecta and dime trifecta.

[Mark kus]

I’m calling this spot the flat that continues to give up the goods!
I took advantage of the minus tides which are extra low and working the same flat I believe to be a old swimming area paid off with some more crusty silver a SLQ a very worn barber quarter and a Washington.
The 1953 Ben Franklin half was very deep and was coming in as a iron signal but if you hunt in the salt you have to dig these signal a lot of times they’re very deep coins often silver to.
A toasted worn barber dime a mercury dime and two Rosie’s
Also found a brass sinker that’s a first a 1907 V nickel a brass escutcheon and a religious medallion All using the Manticore beach low conductor
Thanks for looking
Mark

 

[El]

You have a way of finding silver. WTG

 

[fwcrawford]

Nice finds Mark!!
That is a huge area…. I’m sure there is much more there based on what you have found so far.

 

[MuddyMo]

Apparently endless SILVERS. Great spot, congrats

 

[Mark kus]

Thanks it’s been a great spot and Saturday seemed like coins were all over again maybe because I slowed down but so far 3 half dollars from one area still amazed me the Franklin was deep and when it was out it was a screaming 92-94 I knew what it was
Mark

 

[Ohio pull tabs]

What a hunt!

 

[robo]

Excellent finds!
WTG!

 

[Mark kus]

I went back tonight for a quick hunt 3 more silvers two mercs and a barber which was so crusty it’s half the coin it originally was when I broke the crust off I believe 1907 the Mercs I can’t read
Mark

 

[Ted S]

You have a great spot Mark!

 

[Mark kus]

You have a great spot Mark!

Thanks Ted its been good even though its crusty silver
Mark

 

[floodplaindetector]

Great spot you found Mark! Big silver is fun. Are you hitting any old pennies there or is it just silver?
Up here we have a winter storm coming in the next couple days with up to 10 inches of snow.
Dave

 

[laplander]

Going back and digging those iffies is the key, congrats Mark!

 

[markinswpa]

I’m calling this spot the flat that continues to give up the goods!
I took advantage of the minus tides which are extra low and working the same flat I believe to be a old swimming area paid off with some more crusty silver a SLQ a very worn barber quarter and a Washington.
The 1953 Ben Franklin half was very deep and was coming in as a iron signal but if you hunt in the salt you have to dig these signal a lot of times they’re very deep coins often silver to.
A toasted worn barber dime a mercury dime and two Rosie’s
Also found a brass sinker that’s a first a 1907 V nickel a brass escutcheon and a religious medallion All using the Manticore beach low conductor
Thanks for looking
Mark

Wow ! Another fine silver haul. Congrats. Fine spot you have there. Continued success. Mark

 

[Mark kus]

Thanks Dave Jeff and Mark Dave yes I am getting pennies worn down to nothing I can barely tell if they are wheats indianss or memorialsthey come up in the 40's so does the crusty silver dimes
they ring in at the same number so its a dig all even the iffy signals
From the looks of it not too many dig coins in the shape I find the signals can be horrible no matter what detector I use but I do prefer the Manticore in these spots
Mark

 

[Ism]

Great spot Mark. I've never found a silver half. Closest was a 68 Kennedy half 40%, in a soccer field.
I'm curious, those ocean silvers are pretty rough, do you sell them for melt?

 

[Sataro]

Congrats on some excellent finds!