Total finds with my metal detector, +silver?

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mlw67

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I'm predicting that you will find silver before the other half of the battery runs out. >crossing fingers<
 

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Very nice start, Congrats...
You already have enough clad for the next set of batteries... ;D
Good luck, & Happy hunting~
 

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Very nice......good dates on wheats

-GC
 

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i agree with the others. silver is in your near future! that ace 250 loves silver coins too. they ring in nice and solid. its a darn good machine for the $$
 

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Nice Chunk-O-Change CC

Congrats on the Oldies !

Happy Hunting !
Jeff
 

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Thanks everyone, and you were right!!!, i think...

I was just outside finishing the battery on my detector when i got a solid signal 2 inches deep, i dug and out came something that i think is silver, its not a coin but its a small rock that looks silver! I dont know anything about nugget hunting but i think that its a small silver nugget. It weighs just under about 1/10 of an ounce. Mlw67 thanks for crossing your fingers! ;D
 

Rusted_Iron

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Silver nuggets are quite unusual, I'd consider that a rarer find than a silver coin (except for certain ones maybe). Unlike silver coins, there aren't that many places in the USA where you have a good chance of finding natural silver nuggets (in other words, something that isn't a blob from a melted coin or spoon or what have you). So it sounds like you're doing pretty well already!

Congrats and HH!
 

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You are doing well, congrats on the finds! HH, Mike
 

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captain buzz kill to the rescue ,silver nugget=melted aluminium sorry........ :-X
 

Rusted_Iron

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dekalb33 said:
captain buzz kill to the rescue ,silver nugget=melted aluminium sorry........ :-X

not always (but youre right it could be that), real silver nuggets have a lot higher density than aluminum. They are usually also black. Instead of being in the ground for only 50 years, they have been in the ground sometimes several million years ;)

In U.P. Michigan you can find natural silver-copper mix nuggets
 

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