I went out with my sister...donna today for a couple of hours at a previous place I hunted when the ground was still frozen. Started off with a 1953 rosie and a couple of clad coins. This place had a lot of fill put in years ago since the clad was 6-7 inches down. I was working my way along the sidewalk and hit a iffy but repeatable signal. I started digging thinking it may be a water shut off valve or pipe. I dug 12 inches and finally came to my first coin spill. I called donna over and she watched as I pulled the first barber quarter, then another, then the v nickel. The barber half was out of the hole already in the last clump of dirt I took out, but they were stacked up on one another in the hole, the silvers kinda green from the nickel. We worked the place for a while longer and I ended up with a 1924 merc and 5 wheaties that ranged from 1917-1945, found some other finds along the way. I think after finding the coin spill I was shocked out for the day. Donna ended up with a couple keepers also and we called it a day, but going to return to it in the near future.
Thanks for looking.
Thanks for looking.
erfect10: huge congrats :clapping: :clapping:
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mg: :wow: What a super spill you ran into! :congrats: I think I would have been shocked out too. A very nice bunch of finds that went along with the Big Silver! WTG!! Bring Donna along next time too!
