Short hunt, new park

I got out this morning to a different park that I don't think was ever hunted before. Really it's not much more than a short narrow strip of land between the street and a steep embankment headed to the river. It dates to the 1880s so had hopes of some good old coins. Ended up with several wheats again including a 1929S, plus 2 silver. Place was so small, 2 hours gave me time to cover it twice. Just goes to show even the smallest bit of land can give up some goods!https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...251ba4ceb0.jpg

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You're doing really well sniffing out the places no one thinks to detect at! Congratulations and HH Dave.

Thanks DD! I think it's pretty much about 10% research, and 90% luck. Most places I try I completely strike out at but every once in a while....

Congrats on a great hunt DO ! Are you going to try all your detectors there ? Some times it pays off .

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Congrats on a great hunt DO ! Are you going to try all your detectors there ? Some times it pays off .

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I doubt it since there's a lot of iron and shallow trash. The PI machine works great in some situations and not so well in others. Places like this, not so well.

Congrats on the silver, especially in this heat. WD

Congrats on the silvers!!

Grats on the silvers. I was disappointed with a 'park' I spotted recently. I had gone down to the center of the state on Friday, and with all the accidents blocking the highway, I decided to take back roads home. I stumbled upon a small park with a basketball court and a bench. It was small. Unfortunately I didn't notice the sign when I drove by that I saw on streetview... it was a private park for some commons. But the way the road was, and the general area with a few older houses, it looked promising. Oh well.

Another hidden site that produces....congrats

I love little out of the way places like that. Even though parks up here are quite thin for the goodies, those places have produced some of my better park finds.

john