Corroded Copper, Small silver

Yesterday I made the mistake of heading to the woods thinking it would not snow, except that the sky opened up on me when I started to detect. :shocked04: I kept at it anyway, but the only good find was a 1884 Indian Head cent.




Today I took a drive to another wooded area, but there was too much snow to deal with. I then headed back home and on the way I stopped at a local park to work a semi-wooded section. I dug up two silver coins from there, a 1905 Barber dime and a 1952 Roosevelt dime. In the mix too was a corroded 1846 large cent. They just don't hold up well at the parks.





HH!

Man them parks kill the large coppers. Nice to keep seeing silver though :yes: It must be the decomposing grass that turns them wheats that emerald green. I kinda like that emerald green, but not the other greens Every bit adds up and it looks like you had another successful hunt. Boy that E Trac just can't seem to find silver :rofl:

very nice looking area in the first picture Angel , the indian and barber are in great shape and even George would of took that large copper today , he was jones'en for one after all teases he got .congrats

coinnut said:

Man them parks kill the large coppers. Nice to keep seeing silver though :yes: It must be the decomposing grass that turns them wheats that emerald green. I kinda like that emerald green, but not the other greens Every bit adds up and it looks like you had another successful hunt. Boy that E Trac just can't seem to find silver :rofl:

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Yeah, the large coppers do get killed at the parks. It hurts to get a good, deep signal, only to dig up a barely recognizable large cent. :bummer: The silver made up for it though.

del said:

very nice looking area in the first picture Angel , the indian and barber are in great shape and even George would of took that large copper today , he was jones'en for one after all teases he got .congrats

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Thanks, Dan. It is a peaceful and quiet area, but better when there is no snow. :lol:

Nice finds, especially in the snow Beautiful barber dime.....

Have you ever found a copper in great condition? I wonder if the ground there is prohibitive to any coppers surviving.

Epi-hunter said:

Nice finds, especially in the snow Beautiful barber dime.....

Have you ever found a copper in great condition? I wonder if the ground there is prohibitive to any coppers surviving.

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I have, but not from any of the parks. A few town commons have produced better coppers.

Awesome! Shrug off the snow, and find that Silver. Nice hunt Angel. Spring is in the air.

Keep Swing'in
Jack

That a way :thumbsup01:
Thats what I've been missing for the last 5 months.
Seeing your great finds and your ability to pull those silvers!!
Whats that ? 3 or 4 Large cents for the year now?
I don't know...your hangin' in there for the large cent race...come on...you can dou it! :yes:
Congrats & HH :grin:

Silver on snowy days gotta warm you up.The large cent isn't bad either it most of been in a spot that gets a lot of moisture.

Silver is always good.... a big jar of Morgans would be 'heart attack' time.. rofl RickO