Was looking for a home to search after work one day and saw an old home and stopped to ask permission to hunt. Permission was granted and I asked if they new if any jewelry was lost so I could return. He stated no. So I was off.
First warble produced a 1926 SLQ!!! My first one dated this year; found 2 others with no dates. Next warble and new was another quarter so hoping for 2 SLQ; but was 1948 Washington. Next warble was showing dime and up came a 1948 Roosie. Little later 1944 Mercury and another Roosie 1956.
Now was heading toward the far side of front yard and got a low sound and after dug out the plug saw GOLD. It was a 1943 class ring. A little further a warble produced a large sterling silver bracelet.
Total wheats for this yard was 31; from 1926 to 1958. This yard produced 61 total coins. I am attaching pics of the gold and silver:
First warble produced a 1926 SLQ!!! My first one dated this year; found 2 others with no dates. Next warble and new was another quarter so hoping for 2 SLQ; but was 1948 Washington. Next warble was showing dime and up came a 1948 Roosie. Little later 1944 Mercury and another Roosie 1956.
Now was heading toward the far side of front yard and got a low sound and after dug out the plug saw GOLD. It was a 1943 class ring. A little further a warble produced a large sterling silver bracelet.
Total wheats for this yard was 31; from 1926 to 1958. This yard produced 61 total coins. I am attaching pics of the gold and silver:
Congrats.
That's really great that you got a date off of that SLQ. Are you going to try and find the owner of the class ring? I have only found two and did manage to get one of them back to the original owner. GL & HH.