I got out with a fellow member for a Saturday morning hunt. It was not too hot but super steamy and we were drenched with sweat in no time. We headed to my spot that gave up good silver a few weeks ago hoping for some leftovers and we were not disappointed. I was using my new 10"x5"SEF coil for only the third time. The coil has proven in a short time to be a wheat magnet, but I hadn't found silver with it yet. I didn't wait long however. My very first target of the day ended up being a '51s Washington about 7" down. It hit hard reading 11,12-46,47 from multiple directions.
I ended up having a great day as we changed spots a couple of times. I ended up with the Washington, a '51 and '59d Rosie, and big silver (in color only) Special Olympics medal, a 1939 San Francisco Worlds Fair-Golden Gate Expo Token, given away at the Chinese Pavillion on Treasure Island (according to the interwebs), a Belle Isle Boating Co. token worth .10c in trade, '37 and '44d wheats, and $1.45 in Ice Tea money. The 3 silver coins take me to 22 for the year.
I'd say that is not a bad morning.
Belle Isle Boating Company token
1939 San Francisco Worlds Fair- Golden Gate Expo Token, given away at the Chinese Pavillion on Treasure Island
Silver!!
Here is the Good Stuff
Silver in the plug
Can you see the quarter? It is there in the midst of an exploded, crumbly plug.
I ended up having a great day as we changed spots a couple of times. I ended up with the Washington, a '51 and '59d Rosie, and big silver (in color only) Special Olympics medal, a 1939 San Francisco Worlds Fair-Golden Gate Expo Token, given away at the Chinese Pavillion on Treasure Island (according to the interwebs), a Belle Isle Boating Co. token worth .10c in trade, '37 and '44d wheats, and $1.45 in Ice Tea money. The 3 silver coins take me to 22 for the year.
I'd say that is not a bad morning.
Belle Isle Boating Company token
1939 San Francisco Worlds Fair- Golden Gate Expo Token, given away at the Chinese Pavillion on Treasure Island
Silver!!
Here is the Good Stuff
Silver in the plug
Can you see the quarter? It is there in the midst of an exploded, crumbly plug.
