Mixed bag

[lud]

Hit my hunted out sweet spot and pulled a couple rosies and a 1919s. Scoured this area looking for the 34-35 sweet green lady numbers, but pulled these out. Pulled out the green ladies (1900 and 1902) from 2 different locations on saturday, both @ 34-35 at 4 inches below the soil line. 42 merc came in at a strong 38. Got the other 19 wheat where I extracted the merc. I had a great MD'n week, and next week I will be up in nw Nebraska training some locations on a new accounting program, safari in tow.

 

[bunker314]

Very nice!! Keep'em coming. Found an Indian a couple of months ago, thought it was a wheatie because of the dirt, didn't realize it was an IH until 3 weeks later when I was cleaning them off for a club competition. I was really excited but disappointed at the same time because I didn't get to do my happy dance for finding my first injun. Oh well next time.
HH

 

[lud]

Thanks brother. I think I like finding indjuns better than the silver. It would be nice to find some seated stuff though, wouldn't mind that. Killing the injuns and barber dimes this summer, but I need some seateds. My MD'n bro (f75tom) found his 2nd silver coin a few weeks ago, an 1853 seated quarter in EF condition, check it out on the "f series" forum.

 

[greedykind]

Wow those are great finds.Igot my quattro and have found about 30 coins and a gold wedding band my first 2 times out, but nothing old yet.Where do you decide to hunt for these older coins?i have heard of hunting in trails in the woods?

 

[lud]

I have my best results in old farm and house yards. I have hunted some parks with ok results.