34 degrees with flurries when I finally got bored and decided to brave the elements for a brief hunt. Went back to the park that, although not all that old, has on occasion started to yield a silver coin and a wheatie here and there. 3 silver Rosies and a 44 Washington I've taken from it of late and then today it gave up the 44 Mercury and a toasted wheat cent. Guess I am going to have to start grid searching the spot. For you yanks, 34 degrees is probably pleasant, but with a nasty north wind all I could last was 1 1/2 hours and I had the thermo's on. HH jim tn
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Braved the elements for a short park hunt.:teknetics:
- Thread starter jim tn
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Yeah that North wind bites pretty hard, got a Sac dollar too eh? no fresh drops from the patina..