Park Hunt Silver

[gibsondan]

Hunted a park today and pulled four Mercury dimes out of the ground.

Here's a video from the hunt for anyone who would like to see:


Happy Hunting!
Dan

 

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[Goes4ever]

great job Dan!!

 

[Rusted_Iron]

4 silvers in one hunt is a very good day.

 

[Ricky1601 aka pull tab king]

very cool finds and a good job on the video, what kind of pin pointer are you using? thanks for sharing and hh

 

[hurricane dale]

beautiful holes.. wish i was the groundsman there..lol

 

[Bum Luck]

coins from the late 50s, I guess.

Nice take.

 

[dfx willy]

4 in one day!! wow i did that once and only once. that was about 2 years ago when i first got the dfx. bowser was there amazed and toad was there pissed a day you will remember. willy

 

[Tattooguy67]

That is outstanding dime work there! nice job on the video to, thanks for sharing that and HH.


Chuck.

 

[gibsondan]

beautiful holes.. wish i was the groundsman there..lol

I cut three sided square plugs. The uncut side keeps the roots attached and the grass from dying. It also is a hinge for the sod I flip over. When I flip the sod back down, it fits perfectly. I've hunted that site three times within 3 or 4 weeks. My last time there I couldn't find most of my old holes. The ones I could find were barely visible.

I used to cut small round plugs. The grass always died and turned brown. When I returned later I could see all the places I dug. Another thing I've learned is that it's better to make a hole a little bigger. There's nothing worse for the sod than digging a small plug and then having to make it bigger. It's a mess. I don't have that problem any more.

 

[TejasDigger]

beautiful holes.. wish i was the groundsman there..lol

I cut three sided square plugs. The uncut side keeps the roots attached and the grass from dying. It also is a hinge for the sod I flip over. When I flip the sod back down, it fits perfectly. I've hunted that site three times within 3 or 4 weeks. My last time there I couldn't find most of my old holes. The ones I could find were barely visible.



I used to cut small round plugs. The grass always died and turned brown. When I returned later I could see all the places I dug. Another thing I've learned is that it's better to make a hole a little bigger. There's nothing worse for the sod than digging a small plug and then having to make it bigger. It's a mess. I don't have that problem any more.

I think I'm gonna start making mine bigger! I've tried doing those little plugs also and have hit several of my coins in the process. I hit a mercury and a wheat in the same hunt the other day. I think you're doing a good job and love watching the videos, so keep them coming!

 

[gibsondan]

I think I'm gonna start making mine bigger! I've tried doing those little plugs also and have hit several of my coins in the process.

That's a very good point! I've done that too. Man, I hate it when that happens. (Thanks for the good words!)

 

[KyFreeBird]

Nice coins!!!!!

 

[Cal_Cobra]

Nice hunting, four mercs in one hunt is a good day in my book

 

[kimsdad]

A four Merc hunt!!!

Excellent!

 

[romeo-1]

nice finds

 

[The Jersey DEvil]

They are beautiful higher grade silver coins. I love how terrific looking lost silver is from inland sites. But I hate how silver looks found on beaches as they are damaged from the corrosive salt water & wave action. However, coins lost at inland sites look as good as the day they were lost. Congrats on finding 4 lovely vintage coins & bringing them out of the ground to see the light of day again.

Finding silver is always a thrill - even if its just a silver Rosey. Heck, I'm even digging zinc cents now. Why? Because anything that says the United States of America on it deserves to be dug. Besides, a penny is a penny whether it is copper or zinc. Lost money is lost money I say & treasure is where you find it.

Happy hunting folks!

 

[DigginThePast]

Sweet Mercs. Congrats.

 

[Wasabi]

Nice silver finds and nice video.

 

[gibsondan]

They are beautiful higher grade silver coins. I love how terrific looking lost silver is from inland sites. But I hate how silver looks found on beaches as they are damaged from the corrosive salt water & wave action. However, coins lost at inland sites look as good as the day they were lost. Congrats on finding 4 lovely vintage coins & bringing them out of the ground to see the light of day again.

Finding silver is always a thrill - even if its just a silver Rosey. Heck, I'm even digging zinc cents now. Why? Because anything that says the United States of America on it deserves to be dug. Besides, a penny is a penny whether it is copper or zinc. Lost money is lost money I say & treasure is where you find it.

Happy hunting folks!

Amen!

 

[CladMaster]

Sweet coinage. Enjoyed the video. Thx for sharing.