I took advantage of another nice Feburary day here in Wisconsin with a hunt at my favorite honey hole. The first silver of the day was a 1951 Rosie and it got much better after that. I found 7 wheats 5 of them were within a couple feet of the Rosie and were all in the 20's except one was a 1910. The other silver coins were a 1904 Barber dime, a 1904 Barber quarter and a 1918 SLQ. I would grade the SLQ at VF35 and if you can believe it, it was a 1/2 inch deep and almost straight on edge. The video shows it still in the ground after I cleared the dirt away with the Propointer. I also found a $1.64 in clad and a wrist watch without the band.
Metal Detecting Wisconsin with the Minelab Etrac Season 3 E