Sunday's Hour And A Half Hunt!

[James N.D.]

Sat around thinking if I wanted to go out for a while today and finally decided to give it another go. I only detected an Hour and a Half this time and I was amazed as to what finds I made. Some of these finds were in the area that Me and BarberBoy patterned yesterday. The only thing that I did different was come from a different angle. The finds today include another 6 Silver which include a really worn out Canadian Quarter without a date (I have a front and back pic of it along with the other silver as well), 2 Barber Dimes dated 1903 and 1916 (the 1916 has full liberty on it but the scanner can't show it otherwise I would have a closer pic of that), and 3 Mercury Dimes dated 1917-s,1940, and 1945-d. I also got 2 more Indian Heads that are both dated 1906. I found another 8 Wheats dated 1911,1913-d,1919-s,1937,1944-d,(2)1945-d, and 1945-s. Not at all bad for such a short hunt I do say so myself! [attachment 28752 Silver.jpg][attachment 28753 CanadianQuarterFront.jpg][attachment 28754 CanadianQuarterBack.jpg][attachment 28755 IndiansandWheats.jpg]

 

[Rick(ND)]

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[James N.D.]

It's more like a FEVER!!! I think it has something to do with the silver. I was amazed that I found what I did in such a short time and I can imagine what else is lying in the ground at that site. Thanks Rick and please let Tim know how well I am doing.

 

[Eddie in Poulsbo]

What can I say James accept absolutely wonderful finds you have been posting lately. My hat is off to you buddy.......... HH.

Eddie

 

[James N.D.]

Sure is a great feeling when you know that you are in an area that holds the old coins and relics everyone is looking for in a site. I just hope I can find a Half before the next meeting as to add to my points total this year in the race to trying to be #1. I know that I am giving some great competition to the other members and they just love looking at the finds that I bring in. I hope you find some spot like this and may it have not 1 but many Seated waiting for you to retrieve. And thanks again buddy for the post!