survey on silver coin depth

7up2000

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BC1969

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Speaking of deep clad, my archenemy or nemesis likes to detect my hotspots behind my back, and when he digs something up he either drops a zincoln or a 59 memorial penny back in the hole..which really burns me up.
though I take comfort in knowing it will probably detect those, its self next time..*it* being him, less than pond scum.

Mike
 

Diggin-N-Dumps

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Yeah, disturbed ground is how you get clad at 9 inches. Someone could have dug a hole and the coin got deeper when they filled it back in. Lots of scenarios for coins to get distributed at different depths. One park I hunted had newer beer cans at 14 inches. You couldn't tell the ground had been altered but it obviously had been.

Yea, here in Texas , the ground will crack about 2-3 inches wide and sometimes 24" deep....So I know some coins "can" fall down while that happens...But a Beer/Soda can that deep, Not a good sign
 

DiggerinVA

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Most of my silver coins have been 4-6, so my average would be 5"
 

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