I dug a small yard of a house built in 1910. Still learning the Etrac though I have at least 20 hours on it now. I pulled a bent spoon marked Sterling about three inches down against a large tree root. I always thought my first silver with this machine would be a coin. Does this count as my first silver?!
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My first silver?!
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DiggerODirt
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Silver is silver, and .925 is higher grade than most coins...WTG!!!
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JamesBondaka
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Lets see the pic of it.
Samuel_Champlain_FTW
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Silver is silver. I'd say that counts! That spoon is worth more than many of the silvers I've found.
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Sooper Dave
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Congrats on your first silver! Coins are nice, but a spoon is more personal to who lived there. Way to go.