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Quick afternoon hunt more jewelry..

Mark kus

Well-known member
Went back to the site of a old school torn down my last two trips I found the 1917 walker and a early capped bust dime ,
This spot is slow to produce so I worked a different area and my first silver was the Washington then the sterling ring and the small sterling earring. All in one small area. I decided to work the far side along the fence line and had a 12-13 which was the dateless Buffalo checked the hole another 11-12 must be another nickel yep a Jefferson . I also found some wheats and some clad and a few deep 16’s which are the old pull tabs which ring up like gold so I always dig em
After about 1.5 hours I called it a afternoon it was so humid sweat was just pouring off my face ..
Field 2
Sensitivity 21-25
Recovery 5-7
Iron 0
HH
Mark
 

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Yep it seems that what always happens from 50 degrees to 90 with heat and humidity!
I really don’t like summer anymore when I was a kid it was fun.
Now I look forward to the fall and winter!
 
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