It's been almost two months since my last hunt due to the hot weather and bone dry soil conditions. Sunday it rained all day and I decided to go Monday night to a park that I have been slowly cleaning. Started off on the soccer field and was only getting clad and pull tabs then finally I got a 1916 Buffalo. Soccer players showed up and had to move to another spot, then got a 46D and 38 wheats. Decided to move again to the opposite side of the hedgerow adjacent to the soccer field by an old tree close to some power lines. First signal was 1906D Barber dime. Checked again and out came a 1943 Mercury dime. Scanned again and got a quarter signal, this time it's an 1893O Barber quarter. Set my machine to pro zero and got a large fast high tone with iron, dug the hole and out came my first silver half an 1906D Barber, rechecked and found the rusty nail. At this point I was in shock because I didn't think the park was that old and it was getting dark fast. Next target was a deep 1900 Barber dime under a large root. With all of the high signals gone I was able to get two very green V nickels, 1899 and 1903. The last three targets were three green no date Indians. All of the coins were in a 1x2ft area. Thanks for looking, HH.
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on some really awesome finds. 
....what an awesome group of finds 
Going to be hard to beat that one, but you may have found a good spot for silver. I guess that place is that old after all lol
Originally Posted by tech125 link=topic=14239.msg149668#msg149668 date=1379444758
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