Two near misses on silver.

[John 'n' W.Va]

After I finished up some business today, I had to unwind at an old school house in the area. It is a community center now. After two hour there I finally saw someone. He came over to give me a lead on some old house foundations I would have to hike to. He found them while hunting and thought, if only he had a MDer. I will check them put on the topo maps.
Two almost winners. A dime and a quarter. They both are 1965. One year shy of silver. Two wheat's. The oldest is a 1940-s. This is the total minis the thrash.

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The coins in WV are a lot greener then in Fl. Even the 81 and 76 are green. Does this tell you anything about the soil?

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[DavHut]

Enjoyable time of it, John. Nice on the lead, there. Maybe you should invite the guy along. In the future, be sure to show the trash, too.

 

[John 'n' W.Va]

[quote DavHut]Enjoyable time of it, John. Nice on the lead, there. Maybe you should invite the guy along. In the future, be sure to show the trash, too.[/quote]
The lead was a hollow point.
The big shot that interviewed me; I don't think so.
I could have showed the trash today. I don't show it when I have so much trash it won't fit in the picture.

 

[Uncle Willy]

Not a bad pile.

Bill

 

[draaiorgel]

U Hoo John,
Hey that's a darn good haul for a couple of hours.
Yeah, as someone else said don't under rate yourself.

 

[DavHut]

...too. But it never really panned out. In time, I dumped the false hope and went with fact - if I found silver, then I had a good spot.

 

[Paul(NWO)]

n/t