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Well, my schedule has just been hectic this past week. I had to go in to work early three days in a row, and I didn't have time to get much in the way of chores done, much less time to go hunting. So, when I did get some free time, and started finding some good stuff, I didn't have enough free time to actually post. So, here's the past three day's worth of goodies.
Thursday saw me stopping off at a park that I was pounding last summer. Obviously, I didn't search everywhere, as I pulled this up from 6" down:
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A nice, early-date Merc! It's seen some use, but isn't worn nearly smooth like most early Merc's are.
Friday saw me back at the same park. I originally headed off to the spot where I pulled the Merc., and started running a tight grid pattern. Nothing. And I mean nothing! I went back to my van, put on the 8" coil, and started running a grid pattern under a tree that I've pulled several Wheat's from, as well as a Barber Quarter last year. Well, I wasn't disappointed this time either. I got a nice, soft, 4-way High Coin hit that indicated 5" down. I figured it was another Wheat, but was nice and surprised with this popped out:
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Two days, and two silvers. Nice.
Saturday, I stopped off at a nearby school that I've worked for several years now. The school yard is huge! I started running a pattern in the infield of a softball diamond that I've worked earlier this year, only this time I was running at 90 degrees to my original pattern. I was using the 8" coil this time, with my Sens. around 4, trying to listen between the iron hits for any repeatable coin signals. Sure enough, within a few minutes, I pulled up a Wheat. I continued on with my pattern, and about 15 minutes later, near a chain-link fence that formed part of the backstop, from an indicated 4" down, I pulled out this:
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Yes! My second silver quarter this year, and the sixth silver quarter to come from this site.
I did get out for a bit today, but didn't find much, just a 1925 Wheat practically on top of the ground. Hopefully, I'll be able to find some goodies tomorrow, weather permitting.
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HH from Allen in MI
Thursday saw me stopping off at a park that I was pounding last summer. Obviously, I didn't search everywhere, as I pulled this up from 6" down:
<center> <img src=http://img174.imageshack.us/img174/5301/20060427merc5sw.jpg> </center> <p>
A nice, early-date Merc! It's seen some use, but isn't worn nearly smooth like most early Merc's are.
Friday saw me back at the same park. I originally headed off to the spot where I pulled the Merc., and started running a tight grid pattern. Nothing. And I mean nothing! I went back to my van, put on the 8" coil, and started running a grid pattern under a tree that I've pulled several Wheat's from, as well as a Barber Quarter last year. Well, I wasn't disappointed this time either. I got a nice, soft, 4-way High Coin hit that indicated 5" down. I figured it was another Wheat, but was nice and surprised with this popped out:
<center> <img src=http://img174.imageshack.us/img174/8589/20060428roosie6ep.jpg> </center> <p>
Two days, and two silvers. Nice.
Saturday, I stopped off at a nearby school that I've worked for several years now. The school yard is huge! I started running a pattern in the infield of a softball diamond that I've worked earlier this year, only this time I was running at 90 degrees to my original pattern. I was using the 8" coil this time, with my Sens. around 4, trying to listen between the iron hits for any repeatable coin signals. Sure enough, within a few minutes, I pulled up a Wheat. I continued on with my pattern, and about 15 minutes later, near a chain-link fence that formed part of the backstop, from an indicated 4" down, I pulled out this:
<center> <img src=http://img174.imageshack.us/img174/7780/20060429washington3yy.jpg> </center> <p>
Yes! My second silver quarter this year, and the sixth silver quarter to come from this site.
I did get out for a bit today, but didn't find much, just a 1925 Wheat practically on top of the ground. Hopefully, I'll be able to find some goodies tomorrow, weather permitting.
Note: the picture(s) might not show up due to bandwidth limitations. If the picture(s) are not there, check back at a later time.
HH from Allen in MI