DrBob & I did another all day road trip in a snow storm.I rescued some small silver,2 big standing ladies and 2 larger walking ladies from the element

[Goes4ever]

Wow Ray killer day, that 1919 SLQ is superb!

 

[markg]

Without telling us the city or state, will you tell us where you found all that silver? You know, school, church etc.

 

[JimmyCT]

You two did phenomenal job at pulling out the silver! Unbelievable that this much silver was pulled out of a public park. I hope the weather cooperates so you can get back to this place to mine more silver out of the ground. It just goes to show that no place is truly ever hunted out. Hard to believe so many people walked right over this silver mine with their detectors. Great hunt! thanks for sharing and bringing us along on the hunt. - Jim

 

[Goes4ever]

Without telling us the city or state, will you tell us where you found all that silver? You know, school, church etc.

in his original post, he said it was a couple old ballfields

 

[Ken in Georgia]

WTG !!! I think you where in a place nobody has hit. !!!

That place has definitely been hit, if not there would be plenty of clad coins at the 0 to 5 inch range since it is a still active site. We got almost no signals at those depths except for some pull-tab signals, the clad had mostly been picked clean. But at the deepest depths.....well it was Wonderland

That's even better, Wow I loved the video on this too.

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

You guy's had a FANTASTIC hunt for sure - congrat's on finding so many great old coins in one day !

 

[Guvner]

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[Ray-Mo.]

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[Ken in Georgia]

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