Digger Don
New member
I haven't been able to get out for a few weeks, so yesterday I decided to go out for just a few hours. I'm so glad I did!!
I still can't drive, so Noah drove us out to one my favorite old towns. We got a yes at the very first house and only 5 minutes in I hit a spill, an Indian and two Rosies. From there it just kept getting better, my next coin was a very worn seated dime. I'm pretty sure it's an 1875. Then after digging 3 more Indians I hit another seated dime, this time an 1887. Wow, two in one hunt is a first for me. Then, after three more indians get a deep high tone. After digging down about nine inches, there it was, my first ever seated quarter, an 1853 with arrows.
The only other good signal I got before we left ended up being a silver thimble. I can't see a stamp but it is definitely silver. It also appears to have turquoise inlaid along the bottom rim.
Thanks for looking!
I still can't drive, so Noah drove us out to one my favorite old towns. We got a yes at the very first house and only 5 minutes in I hit a spill, an Indian and two Rosies. From there it just kept getting better, my next coin was a very worn seated dime. I'm pretty sure it's an 1875. Then after digging 3 more Indians I hit another seated dime, this time an 1887. Wow, two in one hunt is a first for me. Then, after three more indians get a deep high tone. After digging down about nine inches, there it was, my first ever seated quarter, an 1853 with arrows.
The only other good signal I got before we left ended up being a silver thimble. I can't see a stamp but it is definitely silver. It also appears to have turquoise inlaid along the bottom rim.
Thanks for looking!