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    An SLQ and some friends this week

    Found an SLQ at a new location this week and followed that up with a nice Washington at a pounded out park as they say. Matter of fact found a Merc and Rosie in the same area. Definitely some off signals with garbage along side but still good enough to dig. The Washington was especially surprising. Put the big coil on for the first time this year and hit a Merc within 15 minutes then 2+ hours of no more Silver but a few older Wheaties. All and all a pretty good week. Wisconsin Digger
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    Total silver 3 - Goal 50 (2024 Finds) - 1 Washington - 0 Barber Dimes - 0 Mercury Dimes- - 3 Roosevelt Dimes - 0 V Nickels - 0 Buffalos - 1 War Nickels - 1 Indian - 14 Wheats - $ 5.71 in clad
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    I'd agree that is a good week of detecting. Those SLQ's dateless or not are beautiful. did the bigger coil give you more depth?

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    I think it does but I use it so infrequently I can't say for sure. It sure gives you a lot of confidence that you are covering and area well. I would say this Merc was a good 7-8" which is a little deeper than I usually find coins at this park. WD
    Total silver 3 - Goal 50 (2024 Finds) - 1 Washington - 0 Barber Dimes - 0 Mercury Dimes- - 3 Roosevelt Dimes - 0 V Nickels - 0 Buffalos - 1 War Nickels - 1 Indian - 14 Wheats - $ 5.71 in clad
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    An SLQ is always a welcome sight!

    Nice pile of silver there for sure!

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    That sure was a good haul of silver for a pounded park! I Hope you can find more! HH
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    yup definitely some nice silver for a pouded park Wisconsin Digger
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    Congrats on the SLQ ! Nice Mercs too. The big coil might have helped, especially in a pounded park.

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    All in All, A Very GOOD Weekend. Great finds.
    How do you like that big coil. I tried my son's once and it seemed hard to pinpoint with it.
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    Silver tends to brighten ones day. WTG!
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    That's a super weekend ! Congrats !

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    An impressive hunting week. Those old silvers are good to find no matter what shape they are in.
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    Congrats on the standing liberty such a great coin can't wait to find one myself Great week of detecting for sure
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