Digger Don
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I found a couple of parks on Google Earth that are about 100 miles west of us. They were in very old towns and were in the middle of nowhere. Alec and I got to the first Park about 8:00 AM. What a Disappointment. The park must have been filled in with dirt in last couple of years. All we got there was Clad. Everything we dug was either on the surface or 8" deep, not much in between. The second Park was a little better but not much. I dug a 1930s Alabama Luxury Tax Token, A Canadian Penny, A ring that was stamped 14K ( obviously Plated ), 3 wheats and another Marble. Alec dug 3 Wheats and a few relics, one of which was a cool metal piece with a key slot that might have been on an old trunk.
We decided to call it a day, but on the way home we were going to pass thru the town that we've been hitting the last few weekends. We stopped at one house and got permission to hunt their yard although they said they were going out soon so we only had about a half hour. We hit the front yard and 15 minutes in, I finally dug a Silver, a 1951 Washington Quarter, 5 minutes later Alec dug a 1963 Rosie. Before we left, I got 2 more wheats and Alec got 2 Nice Indian heads. Alec's like a magnet to those things. :lol:
We both went home tired and both had Silver in our pockets. It was a good day !
We decided to call it a day, but on the way home we were going to pass thru the town that we've been hitting the last few weekends. We stopped at one house and got permission to hunt their yard although they said they were going out soon so we only had about a half hour. We hit the front yard and 15 minutes in, I finally dug a Silver, a 1951 Washington Quarter, 5 minutes later Alec dug a 1963 Rosie. Before we left, I got 2 more wheats and Alec got 2 Nice Indian heads. Alec's like a magnet to those things. :lol:
We both went home tired and both had Silver in our pockets. It was a good day !
n all your silvers