12 Silver Day And Some Deep Big Silver!

[floodplaindetector]

Finds are from the last handful of hunts with my Minelab eTrac.
The 12-silver day was from Saturday hunting in some researched South Dakota parks 2 weekends ago.
The Walking Liberty Half dollars were pulled from a Minnesota Park last Saturday.
The 1939 Half Dollar was well over a foot deep, and the 1937 Half was about 10-11 inches deep.
The old fork was pulled from the same site and was a good foot deep.
I Also hunted a couple uneventful permissions that yielded an Indian Head Penny, a few Wheat Pennies, buttons and a dog tag.
thanks for looking!
Dave

Coin Finds
1937,1939 Walking Liberty Half Dollars
Dateless Standing Liberty Quarter
1932 (no mint mark) and 1944 quarter
16 silver dimes (1926 oldest)
1943,1945 silver war nickels
1918D, 1918 Dateless, 1936 Buffalo Nickels
4 Older Jefferson Nickels in 40s and 50s
3 Indian Head Pennies (1888 oldest)
52 Wheat pennies (Not Pictured)
1 Canadian 1946 KG6 Penny (Not Pictured)

Other Finds
3 small silver rings
Thomas Kane & Company Item - This company is very old. One of the items they made was small steam engines so this could be a part from that. This item was about a foot deep pulled at an old school site.
Palmers "Garden Glo" cream (circa 1925)
1949 Dog Tag
"G" brass token
Maverick "Good For 5 Cents" brass token
Religious medals
Religious 'Attendance' pin
Realistic Speaker emblem
Laura Ingalls penny souvenir
Navy design civilian blazer button
Various older buttons
Grimland Play Coin
Musket ball
Old Fork
Advertising Thimble
Part of lead printing plate
Small buckle
Roller Bearing lock face plate
Harmonic Reed

 

[Ohio pull tabs]

Wow see it must of warmed up there

 

[jim tn]

Truly outstanding. Know you have previously kicked off the detecting season, but a great couple of weekends of follow up. Good hunting! HH Jim Tn

 

[Odanscoils]

Just Awesome !!

 

[BigTony]

Finds are from the last handful of hunts with my Minelab eTrac.
The 12-silver day was from Saturday hunting in some researched South Dakota parks 2 weekends ago.
The Walking Liberty Half dollars were pulled from a Minnesota Park last Saturday.
The 1939 Half Dollar was well over a foot deep, and the 1937 Half was about 10-11 inches deep.
The old fork was pulled from the same site and was a good foot deep.
I Also hunted a couple uneventful permissions that yielded an Indian Head Penny, a few Wheat Pennies, buttons and a dog tag.
thanks for looking!
Dave

Coin Finds
1937,1939 Walking Liberty Half Dollars
Dateless Standing Liberty Quarter
1932 (no mint mark) and 1944 quarter
16 silver dimes (1926 oldest)
1943,1945 silver war nickels
1918D, 1918 Dateless, 1936 Buffalo Nickels
4 Older Jefferson Nickels in 40s and 50s
3 Indian Head Pennies (1888 oldest)
52 Wheat pennies (Not Pictured)
1 Canadian 1946 KG6 Penny (Not Pictured)

Other Finds
3 small silver rings
Thomas Kane & Company Item - This company is very old. One of the items they made was small steam engines so this could be a part from that. This item was about a foot deep pulled at an old school site.
Palmers "Garden Glo" cream (circa 1925)
1949 Dog Tag
"G" brass token
Maverick "Good For 5 Cents" brass token
Religious medals
Religious 'Attendance' pin
Realistic Speaker emblem
Laura Ingalls penny souvenir
Navy design civilian blazer button
Various older buttons
Grimland Play Coin
Musket ball
Old Fork
Advertising Thimble
Part of lead printing plate
Small buckle
Roller Bearing lock face plate
Harmonic Reed
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Wow, wow wow, very cool finds! You’ll make some folks on this site move to your area! Ha ha ha
Not only cool silver and big but those other items are fun to find!
Tony NJ

 

[JimmyCT]

Man o’ man!!! Look at the bountiful treasures!!! Incredible finds Dave!!

 

[laplander]

The sheer volume WOW! I have watched the tourist roller mills make Laura Ingalls type souvenirs, fun to watch and I bet the don't work with these new Zincolns.
HH Jeff

 

[PDH]

Good Lord that's awesome. A 12 Silver day is unheard of these days. I'm sure there are many more waiting for you to dig them up. Good luck.

 

[Rick(ND)]

Way to go again Dave . You seem to know the E Track well with the depth you are getting and I bet these parks and such have had many detectors over the years.
I havent been out this year yet , too many things need getting done plus not being able to get up and down without falling over. My mind says I can do it by my body says no way, sucks getting old.
Tim has been out a bit and know up here he has done well with his E Trac also and think it is his favorite detector. He also does a lot of research of the area he wants to go so if one dont pan out he has others in the area.

Good luck Dave and like seeing what you find in our area

Rick

 

[thepest]

That little bent Thunder Bird ring really stands out... It gives me great hope... I'll maby have a day like this someday... Sir...

 

[Mark kus]

Nice finds Dave dont see many days like that the river spot I hunt is like that it keeps on giving great finds..
mark

 

[Ted S]

The snow is gone! Nice hunts Dave!

 

[fishnnut]

Nice haul! Etrac is tough to beat….

 

[Mark ( ohio )]

SHAZAMM !! that 32 washington found in SD... is it a d or an S mint mark ?? WOW great finds..

 

[Elmy]

The E-Trac is a very heavy hitter, even at 14 inches deep.

Thanks Dave for the many posts that always show silver and a great variety of nice finds.

YOU MUST HAVE A SECRET WEAPON NO ONE ELSE HAS !

E L M Y

 

[Ronstar]

Ok, I’m textless………

 

[Silver Saver]

Been waiting for this one, now that it's warmed up and snow gone. You always find the good stuff! I went down to Modbridge in 2020 and did pretty well at their public spots. Then went over to Aberdeen and did some door knocking, nice little historic section of town. Tried the fairground there, but didn't find much.

You sure do a great job at finding and hunting public sites. Impressive 12 silver day! Along with the 2 walkers and other assortment. Great hunting!

 

[fwcrawford]

That is an outstanding outing to find 12 silver coins in one day!!
If seeing these finds does not get people motivated to get out there, nothing will!!

 

[DIG5050]

Holy moly. I’m speechless.

 

[T-DUB]

Finds are from the last handful of hunts with my Minelab eTrac.
The 12-silver day was from Saturday hunting in some researched South Dakota parks 2 weekends ago.
The Walking Liberty Half dollars were pulled from a Minnesota Park last Saturday.
The 1939 Half Dollar was well over a foot deep, and the 1937 Half was about 10-11 inches deep.
The old fork was pulled from the same site and was a good foot deep.
I Also hunted a couple uneventful permissions that yielded an Indian Head Penny, a few Wheat Pennies, buttons and a dog tag.
thanks for looking!
Dave

Coin Finds
1937,1939 Walking Liberty Half Dollars
Dateless Standing Liberty Quarter
1932 (no mint mark) and 1944 quarter
16 silver dimes (1926 oldest)
1943,1945 silver war nickels
1918D, 1918 Dateless, 1936 Buffalo Nickels
4 Older Jefferson Nickels in 40s and 50s
3 Indian Head Pennies (1888 oldest)
52 Wheat pennies (Not Pictured)
1 Canadian 1946 KG6 Penny (Not Pictured)

Other Finds
3 small silver rings
Thomas Kane & Company Item - This company is very old. One of the items they made was small steam engines so this could be a part from that. This item was about a foot deep pulled at an old school site.
Palmers "Garden Glo" cream (circa 1925)
1949 Dog Tag
"G" brass token
Maverick "Good For 5 Cents" brass token
Religious medals
Religious 'Attendance' pin
Realistic Speaker emblem
Laura Ingalls penny souvenir
Navy design civilian blazer button
Various older buttons
Grimland Play Coin
Musket ball
Old Fork
Advertising Thimble
Part of lead printing plate
Small buckle
Roller Bearing lock face plate
Harmonic Reed
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GOODNESS!