First silver coin. Anti-climactic after 17 mo of MD, 22 gold rings, & $1K in clad :(

[Skippy SH13]

First silver coin. Anti-climactic after 17 mo of MD, 22 gold rings, & $1K in clad

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[Calabash Digger]

congrats!

 

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[rainorshine]

I'm in awe of the 22 gold rings. I've dug thousands upon thousands of pull tabs ect... and only have managed to find one gold ring. Silvers for the birds when you can consistently dig gold. Congrats

 

[Msbeepbeep]

All I can tell you is amazing stuff is out there, in places you would never consider!
I would like to find a Viking relic! Or gold nugget

 

[Scrappy]

Perhaps you just enjoy digging rings more? Everyone has their favorite types of finds. Mine are colonial coppers and buttons. When I dig modern silver just not as excited...

Your gold ring count is outstanding! Congrats

 

[against the wind]

Congrats on your first silver coin.
I would suggest that you put it in a coin folder with the date of find and location. It will be only one of many to come but it will always be special.
Congrats

 

[garviso8]

there is something about finding a silver coin that I can't explain I've found my share of gold and silver jewelry but the sight of a silver quarter always brings a smile to my face must be the fact that they were being pulled out of circulation way before 1964 .just knowing that one got away until I found it is pretty cool.