A 4 silver day!

JeffInMass

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Haven't been able to hunt following surgery in mid-January, but finally have the all-clear.

Took a trip off the Cape to a town near my old hometown in SE Mass, to try the Nox at a park where I've previously had some good luck.

Signals were plentiful, but very odd at times, with some readings in the low 30's turning out to be wheats and a couple of low to mid-20's being silver.
Lots of digging produced 3 Mercs- 1929, 1935-D and 1941, 11 wheat cents, oldest being 1927, a really nice silver ring with a turqoise stone and a meaningful find for me, as a dog lover- an MSPCA pin.
Loading up on Advil as I'm sure my old bones will be sore tonight, but it was well worth the trip and the effort.

Enjoy the pics- HH & GL!!
 

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Looks like you had yourself a great day Jeff! Congrats on all the silver. Multiple silver days seem to get harder and harder to pull off. The ring is gorgeous. Glad to see that you re back out there. Keep on keeping on!
 

Looks like you had yourself a great day Jeff! Congrats on all the silver. Multiple silver days seem to get harder and harder to pull off. The ring is gorgeous. Glad to see that you re back out there. Keep on keeping on!
Thanks neighbor!
 

Haven't been able to hunt following surgery in mid-January, but finally have the all-clear.

Took a trip off the Cape to a town near my old hometown in SE Mass, to try the Nox at a park where I've previously had some good luck.

Signals were plentiful, but very odd at times, with some readings in the low 30's turning out to be wheats and a couple of low to mid-20's being silver.
Lots of digging produced 3 Mercs- 1929, 1935-D and 1941, 11 wheat cents, oldest being 1927, a really nice silver ring with a turqoise stone and a meaningful find for me, as a dog lover- an MSPCA pin.
Loading up on Advil as I'm sure my old bones will be sore tonight, but it was well worth the trip and the effort.

Enjoy the pics- HH & GL!!
Cool ring. Nice finds.
 

Good to see you're back digging.
Well done on the 3 Mercs and the ring.
The MSPCA pin is a really nice recovery.
Congrats
 

Excellent !!!
 

You had a great silver day! It makes my day every time when I can pull silver jewelry with turquoise. Congratulations ✌️
 

That is some nice silver. As much as I like Mercuries, that ring really catches my eye. Best wishes on your continued recovery and future hunting.
 

Haven't been able to hunt following surgery in mid-January, but finally have the all-clear.

Took a trip off the Cape to a town near my old hometown in SE Mass, to try the Nox at a park where I've previously had some good luck.

Signals were plentiful, but very odd at times, with some readings in the low 30's turning out to be wheats and a couple of low to mid-20's being silver.
Lots of digging produced 3 Mercs- 1929, 1935-D and 1941, 11 wheat cents, oldest being 1927, a really nice silver ring with a turqoise stone and a meaningful find for me, as a dog lover- an MSPCA pin.
Loading up on Advil as I'm sure my old bones will be sore tonight, but it was well worth the trip and the effort.

Enjoy the pics- HH & GL!!
Looks like a great day! Congrats on your finds.
 

Haven't been able to hunt following surgery in mid-January, but finally have the all-clear.

Took a trip off the Cape to a town near my old hometown in SE Mass, to try the Nox at a park where I've previously had some good luck.

Signals were plentiful, but very odd at times, with some readings in the low 30's turning out to be wheats and a couple of low to mid-20's being silver.
Lots of digging produced 3 Mercs- 1929, 1935-D and 1941, 11 wheat cents, oldest being 1927, a really nice silver ring with a turqoise stone and a meaningful find for me, as a dog lover- an MSPCA pin.
Loading up on Advil as I'm sure my old bones will be sore tonight, but it was well worth the trip and the effort.

Enjoy the pics- HH & GL!!
Awesome Hunt!!! Congrats!!!
 

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