The heat and humidity has been a real pain these past few days, but I did manage to get out for a few hunts. The following are my finds.
These two silver dimes I picked up during a very short impromptu hunt, less than ten minutes actually. I need more such hunts.
An old padlock I had found at another location.
These are from Saturday's hunt. The Barber dime is dated 1916-S. I had to cut the hunt short when thunder and rain forced me to take cover.
Except for the square buckle on the left, all of these were in the same hole.
Today's finds. The 1920 mercury dime is in great shape. It is one of the nicest one I have found from that year.
The 1856 seated dime isn't in as good shape as the 1920 mercury dime, but it is still one sweet find!
There are 26 wheat cents and two Indian Head cents in the pile.
These are two interesting looking junk rings. The one on the left has religious symbols on the side of the band.
HH!
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Originally Posted by angellionel
with temps and humidity for detecting not to mention the ground was getting very dry 
. so with conditions less than ideal you've been doing very well my friend . i can't wait till late september and on 
for some of the best detecting weather and results . that 1920 merc is a stunning coin for detail , congrats on the continued success .
The Seated is sweet too and a welcomed site. One of the rings looks like it's has something to do with theater?? Great bunch of finds except for them buckles 
