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THREE SILVER SPILL.....YEAH BABY!

DigginVt

New member
Had 15-30 minutes to hunt tonight after a long day at work. There is a defunct boys camp from the 1920's, its within sight of my house. It stopped being a camp in the 60's and an older couple spends two months a summer there, his father started the camp. I have hunted this quite a bit, its nice and close and there are not many new targets. Lots of wheat's, deep and corroded, they ring in 12/38-39, a little lower than normal. Well I was going to post a recap when I felt I was completely done searching there for the season, but....

Found a wheat, swung left, got a choppy 12/38-41 with a high tone finish. I have learned to listen to the tones here, they mean more than the numbers. I said "I'm digging this" to myself and out loud, like I'm sure many of us do. Popped the plug, pin pointed and scooped a hand full, a small accordion of silver spread out. HOLY SHIT I yelled, my first silver spill and a GREAT one. Scanned the hole, had another signal and found a 3" rusty nail in the same side as the Q's. That would explain the rust spot. And after that I called it a day.

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1900, 1903 Barbers, 1924 SLQ

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Thanks for looking!

HH, Quack
 
Wow! What a spill!
 
WOW! 3 quarters! What a find! Awesome hunt!
 
Thanks guys, pretty exciting find.

Tones, I thought of your two Barber Halves found in a spill, pretty great stuff.

Quack
 
Very nice for sure
 
I had the same type of spill in 2011 except you had an extra quarter! I love those crappy hits that give that certain tone that you know you're going to dig.
Super finds!!:hot::hot:
 
That's awesome. I'm proud of you. Now go get some more! :super:
 
jartbaker said:
Awesome find!! :clapping: When you all say crappy tone what exactly do you mean? :confused:

Jartbaker
The 12/38-41 was choppy with a high tone finish, this property always has lower TID #'s. The tones are different than the #'s represent, the nail in the hole was causing some nulling with the tones. Very weird signal and tones, but the high squeak had me digging. It was a solid 2 way and 90 with the same #'s.

HH Quack
 
So it was a solid number just had the squeak at the end? Only reason I ask is because I sometimes get a tone one way but none the other.... The first time it's not a very good tone just a squeak per say... I don't dig them though, just making sure! Thanks
 
Very nice indeed....
 
Some poor boy lost his commissary money! Congrats on finding it.
 
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