Eddie in Poulsbo
New member
Hi fellows,
I decided to head out to my old neighborhood where I grew up as a kid and found one of the houses vacant where all of us kids use to hang out back in the 50's. Started out with some clad and then finally popped out a wheat. Ended up with 13 wheat's with the oldest being 1936. I think for every three memorial pennies I dug, I got a wheatie.and I'm thinking where the heck is the silver!!
I finally got a sweet signal and out popped a 49s rosie. I worked this area slow and in different directions and was rewarded with another 49s rosie. I also dug up a Aries zodiac pendant, an old tootsie car (no picture), a cheap ring and a British one penny coin dated 1944. Good year as that is my birth year.
Thought there might be more silver there, but the conditions were very dry and I hope to hit that place again after we get some rain. Thanks for looking and HH to everyone.
Eddie
I decided to head out to my old neighborhood where I grew up as a kid and found one of the houses vacant where all of us kids use to hang out back in the 50's. Started out with some clad and then finally popped out a wheat. Ended up with 13 wheat's with the oldest being 1936. I think for every three memorial pennies I dug, I got a wheatie.and I'm thinking where the heck is the silver!!
I finally got a sweet signal and out popped a 49s rosie. I worked this area slow and in different directions and was rewarded with another 49s rosie. I also dug up a Aries zodiac pendant, an old tootsie car (no picture), a cheap ring and a British one penny coin dated 1944. Good year as that is my birth year. Thought there might be more silver there, but the conditions were very dry and I hope to hit that place again after we get some rain. Thanks for looking and HH to everyone.Eddie
