amxfred
Sr. Member
- May 14, 2011
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- E-Trac w/Sunray X-1 Probe & Auvio wireless headphones
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
It was supposed to rain all day but it hadn't yet at 11am 
so I decided to head out for some hunting. Went to the first location and was not having much luck the first hour then I finally got a 1919 Wheatie at 6 inches. 
Then I got a solid 12-47 at about 9 inches and was sure I had a silver quarter. What I got instead is a crude looking copper ring at 10 inches. 
It does look very, very old. After another hour of just an occasional clad and a lot of garbage 
I decided to change locations. Went to a familiar area where I have found silver before and was hoping to find more. After a few clad I got a 12-42 by the road and it was a 1936 Wheatie. Then finally I got a screaming 12-45 at 6 inches and silver was in sight. It was a 1919 Merc and probably the most worn Merc I have ever seen. But it is still a silver coin and it is #74 for 2012! 
Also ended up with 23 clad coins for $1.37. Happy hunting to all! 
so I decided to head out for some hunting. Went to the first location and was not having much luck the first hour then I finally got a 1919 Wheatie at 6 inches. Then I got a solid 12-47 at about 9 inches and was sure I had a silver quarter. What I got instead is a crude looking copper ring at 10 inches. It does look very, very old. After another hour of just an occasional clad and a lot of garbage I decided to change locations. Went to a familiar area where I have found silver before and was hoping to find more. After a few clad I got a 12-42 by the road and it was a 1936 Wheatie. Then finally I got a screaming 12-45 at 6 inches and silver was in sight. It was a 1919 Merc and probably the most worn Merc I have ever seen. But it is still a silver coin and it is #74 for 2012! Also ended up with 23 clad coins for $1.37. Happy hunting to all! Amazon Forum Fav 👍
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