V3i nets more silver, Indians

midas

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Spent 4 hours with the V3i at at local park. Temps were in the low 40's with a wind up to 20 mph. I wish the coppers would come out of the ground better. But, in the condition they do, it's into the junk bucket for them. Total for the hunt was 3 Indians, 1 Shield Nickel, 1 Buffalo, 1892 Barber Dime, and a 1941 Merc - looking like the day it was minted. And the usual clad.
 

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It's always exciting to find a shield nickel. :peace: Too bad the soil at that site did a number on the one you found. :huh: Still, that was a sweet hunt, with one nice old silver and a great looking mercury dime. thumbsup01
 
Very nice John :) That merc is in beautiful condition, but I really like the barber :grin:

You're right; the copper sure comes out looking nasty. You need to dig in the Midwest for awhile, you would love how the coppers look coming out of the ground :)
 
Better you get them coppers now before there isn't anything left to look at lol Nice batch of coins and the the silver still comes out sweet looking :beerbuddy:
 
Great stuff.

Silver always makes the hunt worthwhile, but the IH's, Buffalo and especially the Shield top it off as a great hunt. :peace:

The V3 must be quite the nice machine to pull that kind of stuff from a park.

Congrats.
 

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