Here are some keepers that I found in about the last ten days. I headed out the other day to a neighboring town to detect at an old school and when I showed up all of the sprinklers were running, darn! I decided to try a little downtown park there and am sure glad that those sprinklers were going. I detected for about twenty minutes when I got a signal that was a small to medium sized box that was switching between dime, quarter, and fifty cent. I pinpointed it at 5 inches and was so surprised when I dug out my first ever silver half!! I didn't find much more there besides one wheat. I also found my first silver canadian quarter at a park near my house this week, that was pretty fun too and it was accompanied by most of the wheats in the photo. A few days ago MontanaMatt and I went to an old property that was recently acquired by the city and is now a park. Be sure to check out his post too for some good keepers. We both had a really good morning and it was my first multi silver day with a Mercury and a silver Washington, Wow!! The other commerative coin that I found was deep and when I got it out of the ground, for a second I thought that I had found a dollar, what a heartstopper. It's a neat piece of Montana history and I love finding stuff like that. Here are this weeks rings, a couple of fakies that had me going for a second, two silver ( one with opal, the other is glass), and a junk with glass. I have been seeing some wheat to silver ratios posted around and these coins make 44 wheats and 14 silver for the year, I have been very fortunate with a 3.14 : 1 wheat to silver. A cool thing about all 3 of the American silver coins this week is that they are all 1945, weird huh?