FooserPaul
New member
Hello Fellow MD'ers...
After all the rain and flooding this week I got out today to wet grounds to start the day... it was high 50's low 60's... with the sun shinning, blue skies and no wind... Nice nice day for detecting...
I hit a new location and the clad and wheaties were flowing right away... 10 minutes in I got a loud quarter on the surface signal... but it ended up being sterling...
wasn't much further into the hunt when I got a nice solid quarter signal @ 6" range... and ground under the grass is mud! It stucking to everything... I was wet from my knees to my toes... but the warm sun felt good... out it popped!
1939 Washington... This one saw a few years of circulation...
I got to a dryer corner and popped the plug in a nice 12/45 signal...
I like it when you flip out the plug and you can see shiny
1943 Mercury Dime...
Next came the 1947 Roosie...
I had a 12/45 signal @ 3" and I really was expecting a shallow memorial... but I flipped out the plug and got the probe in the hole and the target was deeper... so I took out some dirt and I could see a silver rim... it it was larger that a dime... and I knew immediately then that there was more than one target in the hold... I got out the quarter and the probe was still sounding off
1944 Washington (No 'D' :-( ) and a very work 1917 Mercury...
Next out was a 1962 Roosie!
That Roosie put me @ 39 for the year... that was the total number of silver I had dug for last year... I had to get one more!
SIlver #40 for 2010 = 1959 Roosevelt!
18 Wheat Pennies in the mix...
103 Total Coins: Q.12 P.59 D.24 N.8
I had a fun day out digging and Hope everyone did as well!
Paul
After all the rain and flooding this week I got out today to wet grounds to start the day... it was high 50's low 60's... with the sun shinning, blue skies and no wind... Nice nice day for detecting...
I hit a new location and the clad and wheaties were flowing right away... 10 minutes in I got a loud quarter on the surface signal... but it ended up being sterling...
wasn't much further into the hunt when I got a nice solid quarter signal @ 6" range... and ground under the grass is mud! It stucking to everything... I was wet from my knees to my toes... but the warm sun felt good... out it popped!
1939 Washington... This one saw a few years of circulation...
I got to a dryer corner and popped the plug in a nice 12/45 signal...
I like it when you flip out the plug and you can see shiny
1943 Mercury Dime...
Next came the 1947 Roosie...
I had a 12/45 signal @ 3" and I really was expecting a shallow memorial... but I flipped out the plug and got the probe in the hole and the target was deeper... so I took out some dirt and I could see a silver rim... it it was larger that a dime... and I knew immediately then that there was more than one target in the hold... I got out the quarter and the probe was still sounding off
1944 Washington (No 'D' :-( ) and a very work 1917 Mercury...
Next out was a 1962 Roosie!
That Roosie put me @ 39 for the year... that was the total number of silver I had dug for last year... I had to get one more!
SIlver #40 for 2010 = 1959 Roosevelt!
18 Wheat Pennies in the mix...
103 Total Coins: Q.12 P.59 D.24 N.8
I had a fun day out digging and Hope everyone did as well!
Paul
