May Digs

I was able to get out a dozen times or so in May and I had some decent luck. I managed to find what I hope will be some productive new hunting spots but the ground was so dry towards the end of the month that I was not able hunt them too much. I finished the month with 10 silver coins, two Indian heads (including my first fatty), some relics of sorts, two mangled silver rings, a broken silver chain, about 50 wheats, and a little over $40 in clad.

I wish I could have gotten in more hunting than I did, but at the end of the day I'm pretty happy with the time I got!

Happy hunting.

Wow, you had an awesome month. Very nice totals.
and very nice variety of finds :congrats:

You may not be getting out too much Matt, but it looks like your making the most of your time with those finds!! :thumbsup02:
I know the feeling about the bent silver ring. It seems like almost every silver ring I find is bent. :disgusted:
I just went and got myself a ring mandrel! ;)
Oh well...it's silver and it's still in your pocket now! :lol:
Nice bag of goodies!
Congrats! :grin: (Specially on your first fatty!) :thumbsup01:

Wowzer if that is any indication of one month you are off to a banner year. Thanks for posting!

Nice digs. They would make anyone happy. Always nice digging big silver and the earlier date Indians.

Great to see a post from you, Matt! I'd say you had a terrific May! Silver is always nice, but I think my favorites of your coins are the two Indian Heads. Congrats on your first Fatty! I still have never found one. What is the date on yours? The 1873 Indian Head is a nice find too, not a very common date.

Gotta love big silver too. Congrats on the Walker!

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congrats on the nice selection of very good finds Matt , I'm glad to see you taking a break from work now and then to get some detecting in.

Dan

Nothing wrong with that ! In May I got 1 silver and 4 tick bites.

I think that qualifies as a pretty decent month. Nice coins and relics WD

Wow, you had an outstanding month. Congratulations to you.

I'd be quite happy with those finds.....:congrats:. Is that a sterling fork?