4 silver hunt in January

[Bucknut]

Being able to detect in January here in Michigan is a bonus! I hit one of my favorite places on Saturday and managed to dig through the frozen ground and found 4 silvers! Some parts of the park were too frozen while others portions of the park the ground was barely frozen at all.

I found lots of Wheaties but no other old coins or relics. The 1905 S barber dime was my first silver coin of the year. Then the 1918 D, 1941 and 1935 mercs.



Stay warm! Jared

 

[Digger_O'Dell]

Big congrats on the silvers! Wisconsin is much the same, a few areas still frozen, fields are mostly swamp, and a few digable places.

 

[Digger Don]

Now that's what I call a great start to the new year :congrats:

 

[aloldstuff]

What a great start to the year and your 1st silver was the Barber......:congrats:

 

[MangoAve]

Grats on some silver first hunt of the year, esp a barber. So far the ground hasn't frozen enough, or long enough to end detecting for the season. :crossfingers:

 

[mike121]

Being able to detect in January here in Michigan is a bonus! I hit one of my favorite places on Saturday and managed to dig through the frozen ground and found 4 silvers seashell wreaths
Some parts of the park were too frozen while others portions of the park the ground was barely frozen at all.

I found lots of Wheaties but no other old coins or relics. The 1905 S barber dime was my first silver coin of the year. Then the 1918 D, 1941 and 1935 mercs.

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Stay warm! Jared

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Hi
[/FONT]Nice coins!
I am a big collector of old coins.
I want to know from where you get this coins???
Thanks

 

[Donnie B]

I know they are not any different but I love the early Mercuries.

 

[del]

any silver found in January is special , my congrats to you !:cheering:

 

[Ken C]

Really great group of finds! :congrats: