SUNNY 71 degrees in Southern Georgia and ALOT of coins found even 1 SILVER

[wlb42]

Beautiful Day for hunting!! Found 164 coins consisting of 31 clad quarters, 50 dimes that included a 1942 silver Mercury dime( the year I was born), and 83 of the 95% copper cents that included 7 wheat cents. I was running high discrimination, rejecting all modern copper coated zinc cents dated after 1982 to cut my digging time. That's a total of $13.58 face value. Another GOOD Day!!

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Thanks for looking, Happy Hunting!!

Bill

 

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[Bob-E-Pin]

Nice haul man!

 

[HutSiteDigger]

164 coins.... WHOA!!! 80% of MDers wont dig 164 coins in 20 years. The most I ever had in one day was 36 coins ranging from 1795-1930 in Richmond County,Virginia.. I can't even image digging 164 coins that is awesome! Great stuff...

 

[dig kzoo]

Wow great job!

 

[detroitdigger]

Great day indeed, I'm kind of at a halt up here in Detroit, with the ground being frozen snow all over the place!

 

[JohnnyMac]

Boy you where busy digging!

 

[BosnMate]

You must have found somebody's bank. That's some good finds and a lot of getting up and down. Did you think you might have missed some gold?

 

[wlb42]

Thanks for all the replies........I was using the recently acquired Black Bounty Hunter Discovery 3300 that I got just before Christmas, and still getting used to it.......But they were all found one at a time in a very large Elementary School yard......and my hunting buddy, John, who goes with me most of the time, digs everything above iron, so he finds a lot of nickels and a gold ring from time to time.....but digs many more targets than I do....that is a lot of getting up and down, but he is a lot younger than I...lol

 

[g-olden years]

SPLENDID DAY! I was assuming your were digging a beach which is way easier than a school yard, but --WOW! 1942 is also my birth year, so at 70 years, whenever I detect all day, I feel many aches later on at home, lol. Haven't found any 1942 coins yet, but got a surface 1940 nickel which is my hubby's birth year. And my son gave me a 1942 wheatie when he dug one. Even though you don't usually include gold in your settings, you may want to in order to sweep that schoolyard once more -- since there was so much activity there in the past, maybe an adult lost a gold chain, bracelet or ring! Have fun wherever you go! Andi

 

[Dignitup]

Beautiful Merc and a very nice haul.