Todays hunt.:twodetecting:

[jim tn]

Chris and I went back to one of our spots and quickly found out that particular area hadn't received as much rain a few days ago as some other areas had. Digging was a little tougher, but manageable.

Pretty much right out of the box Chris un-earth a Mercury dime and I followed suit a few minutes later with the 42 Washington quarter. A little while later I dug the 42 Mercury dime and realized when trying to get a shot of it fresh from the ground that my on/off button had got stuck again on my camera. I bounced it on the counter top when I got home and it became un-stuck. While I was digging the Merc. Chris was also digging one. His two Merc's were 35d and 36d. I ended up with 6 wheats, the oldest being 1910 and 1936. The toasted one was I suspect a 1909s vdb. There was some trash, but you all know what it looks like. HH jim tn

 

[Joel-Winnipeg]

Nice digs and silver

 

[Wandering Yoda]

Darn those corroded 09-S VD Brenners Still a great hunt Jim!!

 

[Elton]

n/t

 

[surf n turf]

Man your killing it on silver!

 

[Leslie(nova scotia)]

Must have hit a wheat field....nice silver and thanks for posting!

 

[dgruff]

Nice going! Do you keep all the coins you find? If so, you're bound to have at least one, dump truck full, lol.

 

[deepseeker442]

yes good hunt man wtg

 

[mudpuppy]

Great patina on that merc! Nice work again!
Mud

 

[senda]

Good job, Mr Silver Tn Jim

 

[jim tn]

Thanks, guys.

dgruff, clad gets cleaned and spent in some fashion. I keep a few of the silver coins that are in better then average shape and any key or semi key dates. Over time, most of those get sold to a coin shop. Other wise, I sell some silver to our club for club hunts and then to a coin shop that I get mainly melt price for. I love finding it, but have no attachment to it. HH jim tn

 

[William-NM]

Makes the hobby self-supporting!! Another nice hunt, Jim!

 

[upnorth]

Another wonderful dig, good for you.