washingtonian
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- Joined
- Sep 26, 2005
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- Location
- Puget Sound
- Detector(s) used
- Equinox 800, Whites DFX
Hey folks,
Didn’t anticipate detecting today but I had a little window of time and decided to get out briefly at a spot close to home.
Usually, I just hope to find a single silver coin to make my hunt successful. Today, I was hoping for 2. That would get me to 80 for the year. I’ve been a bit spoiled lately so I decided to aim high.
Well, my second hit of the day was a 64-D Rosie. Pretty great start. I didn’t find much other than wheats and clad for a while so I switched to a new site. I hadn’t been there long when I got a decent signal at 5 inches under a pile of dog poo. Good grief. [emoji23]
Well, I don’t let the elements stop me so I went for it. The ground was super rooty and had a weird composition but after a little careful digging I popped out a dime. It looked a little funky but I thought there was a chance it was silver. I checked the edge and sure enough, silver! A 54 Rosie.
I was detecting my way out and got one last signal. It was a 12-47 at 2 or 3 inches. Almost always just a clad quarter. Man, was I shocked to find out it was a King George VI Canadian Dime! 1942. A King George VI Canadian Silver has been on my bucket list for a while so I was super pumped with that find and happy to check it off the list.
I also got 9 Wheats (oldest was 1919-S) and a couple tax tokens.




Thanks for looking and happy hunting!
-W
Didn’t anticipate detecting today but I had a little window of time and decided to get out briefly at a spot close to home.
Usually, I just hope to find a single silver coin to make my hunt successful. Today, I was hoping for 2. That would get me to 80 for the year. I’ve been a bit spoiled lately so I decided to aim high.
Well, my second hit of the day was a 64-D Rosie. Pretty great start. I didn’t find much other than wheats and clad for a while so I switched to a new site. I hadn’t been there long when I got a decent signal at 5 inches under a pile of dog poo. Good grief. [emoji23]
Well, I don’t let the elements stop me so I went for it. The ground was super rooty and had a weird composition but after a little careful digging I popped out a dime. It looked a little funky but I thought there was a chance it was silver. I checked the edge and sure enough, silver! A 54 Rosie.
I was detecting my way out and got one last signal. It was a 12-47 at 2 or 3 inches. Almost always just a clad quarter. Man, was I shocked to find out it was a King George VI Canadian Dime! 1942. A King George VI Canadian Silver has been on my bucket list for a while so I was super pumped with that find and happy to check it off the list.
I also got 9 Wheats (oldest was 1919-S) and a couple tax tokens.




Thanks for looking and happy hunting!
-W
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