High today was 41-deg, Great time to go detecting. The first three inches of soil was frozen making rescue difficult. But rescue I did with three silver quarters, 1958-D/D Northwest, 1959-D, 1963-D/D North. Also a 1941-S Mercury Dime and four Wheaties, 45, 45-D, 53-D, 56-D. Last was a Illinois Dept Conservation Tag from 1945. Not shown was a flipping coin, Heads I Win / Tails You Lose and $1.34 in clad. Detecting was done on private property with permission and any lawn destruction ignored due to re-sodding next spring.
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Not cold enough yet
- Thread starter Steve1825
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earthmansurfer
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Really nice silver. I would gladly trade the rings I found for one of those silvers! Congrats.
EMS
EMS
Larry (IL)
Well-known member
December silver is pretty rare around here we usually we have at least 6 inches of snow by this time of year, at least for the last four years anyway.
Congrats on the good day of hunting Steve.
Congrats on the good day of hunting Steve.