Early March Silver

[angellionel]

Yesterday I spent some time working the field of a local park and picked up one silver Roosevelt dime as well as several wheat cents.




With the warmer weather we have been having lately I figured it might be worth it to give one of the Connecticut parks a try, so today I headed out to one I had frequented the latter part of last year. The day was beautiful with the temperature in the low 50's. It sure made for a relaxing time swinging the coil. I managed to dig up five silver dimes, one Barber, dated 1906, three mercs, dated 1919, 1920-S, and 1937-D, and a Rosie, dated 1959.




I dug up plenty of clad too, as well as fourteen wheat cents.




Now my machine is in need of a good cleaning.



HH!

[coinnut]

for a minute, when I first started to read your post, I thought you only found that lone Roosevelt. I was all ready to razz you until I scrolled down Nice 1919 Mercury and 1906 Barber. If I were you I'd stick to Connecticut A very good hunt and it must have felt really good to detect without 3 layers of clothes

[Beefcake]

You need to start a running total for silvers in your Sig... it's only March and we've already lost count! How many so far?

[angellionel]

for a minute, when I first started to read your post, I thought you only found that lone Roosevelt. I was all ready to razz you until I scrolled down Nice 1919 Mercury and 1906 Barber. If I were you I'd stick to Connecticut A very good hunt and it must have felt really good to detect without 3 layers of clothes

MA parks have been good to me too.

It did feel good to not have so many layers on, and in fact I did have to take off the hoodie and a pullover as it was too warm to have them on.

You need to start a running total for silvers in your Sig... it's only March and we've already lost count! How many so far?

I had to check since I had not updated my log since January. So far I have 43. I may have to revise my goal for the year.

[del]

for a minute, when I first started to read your post, I thought you only found that lone Roosevelt. I was all ready to razz you until I scrolled down

thats just like George , probably never reads all the directions too.



wow Angel i agree that 1919 merc is a beauty , great day to get out and pickup some silver . congrats .

with all that mud i was sure you had a picture of Coinnut's e-trac there in the grass.

[Epi-hunter]

What did you do to that E-trac... give it a mud bath?

Very nice silver, and I really like the barber That park just never quits giving up silver for you. Beautiful start to the year.

A very good hunt and it must have felt really good to detect without 3 layers of clothes

George, he told me he had five shirts and a pullover on that day with you and Dan I'm surprised you got him out in the snow that day

[del]

George, he told me he had five shirts and a pullover on that day with you and Dan I'm surprised you got him out in the snow that day

and here i thought he had been working out and was pretty buff

[angellionel]

What did you do to that E-trac... give it a mud bath?

That's the sign of a machine hard at work. I would be more concerned if it didn't have a speck of dust on it.

and here i thought he had been working out and was pretty buff

Actually, I felt more like a burrito.

[MT]

Fantastic Angel
MT

[SeabeeRon]

All great coins, but gotta say I really like that Barber!!

[Ill Digger]

Those are some nice dimes !!
As in usual Angelic form.....Nice finds .
Congrats