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Trash points the way to silver

Dancin' Dave

New member
Hi Guys,

I had a couple of hours to spend after work today so I headed off to one of the local hammered parks in hopes of finding a couple of wheaties and perhaps a piece of silver. I figured my prospects were low but the weather was nice and I needed the exercise (too much indulgence in my wife's good cooking). After wandering around a bit, I came across a spot off in nowhere land that had a lot of trash. It seemed to be in an odd place but past experience has taught me that where there's trash, there's coins. To make short of a long story ... it appeared that a long forgotten barbecue pit used to be in the area back in the 50's. So I had a lot of fun recovering what was left behind. Here's a couple of pics ...

Thanks for looking!
DD
 
That's a heck of a hunt Dave . . a rarity nowadays .. congrats ! :clap:
 
Hey Dave,
Great hunt well done
Rick
 
Did you clean out the trash first.or just dig as you hit the signals ??
 
Elton said:
Did you clean out the trash first.or just dig as you hit the signals ??

I just dug the coin hits as I found them. My old Explorer is quite good at picking treasure out of the trash ... just have to go slow and keep the sensitivity as low as possible.

DD
 
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