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im starting to dislike wheats

coilswinger

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found 15 more wheats oldest 1913 1901 injun and a president hoover token lucky pocket piece
 
I love finding wheaties. According to the "laws of average you should have found 2 silvers with them. Maybe you due to find some your next time out.
 
I`m finding wheaties at at 6-1 ratio to silver so far with the SE. I love getting into a pack of wheaties, because I know the silver is near, especially dimes. HH
 
I know how you feel - keep swingin' I have a park I was hitting last fall - tons of wheats and IHs but the silver is fairly scarce.
So far 94 wheats (56 of them pre-1920) and 64 IHs. With all that came one barber quarter, 4 barber dimes, and 5 mercs. Funny, no silver rosies yet.
I've only basically hit about 30% of the park so it will be a "go-to" place to finish up an initial sweep, then a slower overall sweep. Should take quite a while.
Keep looking, there has to be silver there.
Bruce in Ct
 
At this point I'd be happy to dig in un-frozen ground. And if I pulled out nothing but zinc memorials and foil gum wrappers, that would just be OK. I would love to be pulling wheats every day and would never tire of it.
 
im in the same boat as mcdave frozen ground and snow found a few places to play very small patches but still mostly frozen ground frost 1inchs one spot 5inches the next spot slows you way down and not much fun still like to hear my se talk to me says dig here when ground thaws i,ll be back lol
 
That is exactly what I am dealing with. Once the nighttime low temps quit hanging in the single digits, things will improve. I have at least a dozen signals in my yard I can't dig yet.
 
Over the last week, I've picked up 45 wheaties; most all of them from the 40's and 50's. Silver was pretty thin and what little was found was mostly newer; 2 washington quarters, 2 rosies, 1 worn merc; a 9:1 ratio.

Have to admit I was disappointed in the ratio. The last year, I've been in the 4:1 range, mostly due to hunting older areas already gone over dozens of times. This last week, it has been newer houses, but, they appears to have never been hunted.

Good luck,

Rich
 
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