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[jimzz977]

When md at the soccor field again, where I found first silver. No luck just clad coins, still look for my first silver coin or even a wheaty

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[ticm]

When md at the soccor field again, where I found first silver. No luck just clad coins, still look for my first silver coin or even a wheaty

Ok.

[austin]

Please don't be angry about this, BUT if you are in New Mexico why are you on a soccer field where you find nothing. Go out to an old park, a stagecoach route, the Sangre de Cristos and Santa Fe area where the spanish trod, the Lordsburg area east and west where the army and the apaches trod. You live in adventureland.The only thing you didn't have was Davy Crockett because he came here to San Antonio and the mexican drug lords(my theory-they thought he was FBI)killed him.

[TNGUNS]

Try some private yards. Find ya an old house with a big yard. Ask for permission and let rip.....best of luck.

[jimzz977]

I trying to get permission on a old farm house I pass by every monring. Wondering if I should detect on all mode or discr iron or just dig all hits

[worldtalker]

I trying to get permission on a old farm house I pass by every monring. Wondering if I should detect on all mode or discr iron or just dig all hits

Give it a shot dude!!

[Tom_in_CA]

If the soccer field pre-dates about 1960, you should be able to find silver & wheaties (assuming it hasn't been pounded to death by past md'rs in your area). I know some parks and schools in my area, that date to the '40s and '50s, that we used to hunt for silver at, back in the late '70s and early '80s. But you'd be hard-pressed to find ANY silver at them now, since they were just picked so hard back then, when the pickens were easy (assuming we were at schools and parks where depth and junk wasn't the issue). So it's not a "given" that any school or park or soccer field that dates back to the silver days, will *necessarily* produce for an md'r, today, in 2012.

"Old farms" are not necessarily good places to coin hunt either. Not a "given" anyhow, even if they are super old. Because of several reason: back in the old days, before curb-side trash pickup, people on farms just put their trash out in the yards in burn pits/bins. Or scattered the kitchen scraps out in the yard for the chickens to pick at (read "trash"). And the yard was nothing more than a parking lot for tractors, was a work-zone, etc.... Farms were (and still often are) industrial/commerical areas of usage. So unlike city municipal yards, where people tend to keep a neat tidy front yard (and don't use their front yard to store piles of supplies, tin, tractors parking, welding, etc...).

So if it were me, I'd prefer an inner city yard, all things being equal.

[jimzz977]

Might be right I see farm euip un the yard and tomorrow going to kne oldest park in town and there some abandon homes in the area it is in historic part of town