Summers over and now its time to tranision from metal detecting to CRHing!

[silversnacher]

I'm hoping to get some rolls soon Ill post what I get

 

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[silversnacher]

My guess would be someone took a grinder to the edge or it got pinched in a coin sorter. Maybe someone else has a more educated guess but without a better pic I'm not sure.

Oh we'll thanks for trying

 

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[Wilmingtonsilver]

I always start detecting heavily in the winter.. No ticks and the growth has died down in the woods. This is when I check out all my spots in the woods..

More importantly, no snakes.

 

[ArkieBassMan]

I guess but what do you do about snow? Or do you get any?

Here in Arkansas, its not uncommon to get a few accumulations of snow during the winter. Anything over 6", which is pretty rare, is considered a blizzard. Its rare for the ground to be so frozen that digging is impossible, and when that does happen it usually doesn't last very long. I would guess the "average" winter day here is about 45 degrees during the day and a little below freezing at night.

 

[fistfulladirt]

I'm in s. Michigan, we don't get much snow anymore, I've detected almost every month throughout the winter the last few years.

 

[hokiemojo]

I had one like that. I'm pretty sure the readed edge was worn "outward" which gave the sliced appearance. Thats what it appeared to be on mine at least.