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A few Coins From Golden Gate Park S.F.

Cool Hand Fluke

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In the Heart of Wine Country in Northern Californi
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Fisher CZ6, CZ5, Coinstrike, Fisher CZ20, Fisher 1235X, Tesoro Conquistador, Whites Surfmaster P.I. ,
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Metal Detecting
Hunted my tail off today hoping for at least one silver coin. Put in 5 hours at the park and found just one silver coin. It's just a 57-D rosie, but I'll take it! :laughing7:Also got 6 wheat pennies. Today's clad total was $4.04.
 

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That's great man! I'm still amazed at all the good stuff you dig out of that park! I wanna go back there!
 
Great digs! Like oddcoins said I'm suprised there are still some old coins to be found at that park.
 
Golden Gate Park, located in San Francisco, California, is a large urban park consisting of 1,017 acres (4.12 km2; 1,589 sq mi) of public grounds. Configured as a rectangle, it is similar in shape but 20% larger than Central Park in New York, to which it is often compared. It is over three miles long east to west, and about half a mile north to south.[1] With 13 million visitors annually, Golden Gate is the third most visited city park in the United States.[2]

It's huge. There must be 50 miles of median strips winding through. The park has woods, lakes, water falls, hiking trails, and vast picnic areas. There are still small patches of ground hidden by woods that contain virgin hunting ground. The trick is finding those little hidden areas in that vast maze.
 
That is one hugh park. Would b reat to find some virgin spots in it. As the park close to me it is big and still will give up silver now and then......Matt
 
Some pretty nice finds. That area must have a lot of fertilizer put on it, those coins look like it.

I have found in many parks, the best place to hunt, is where no one else likes to go, under bushes, on hill sides, you name it. Way back when those parks were built, some of those bushes or trees were not there and were actually picnic areas.

HH, Ringfinder
 
Thanks for sharing with TNet. It is a really big park. I bet 1,000 people with detectors could hunt on that at the same time, and still not find all the goodies people have lost there! I feel I'm doing real good if I cover 4,000 square feet in a day.
 
good to see silver is still to be found, I love it down there its like walking into a forest with the cement jungle on the out side of it, we have just got back with the grand kids and went to the Steinhart Aquarium there a must see place , the park is still the same as the old days just the Hippies have grown up.........just got one questing for ya , is the whole park legal to hunt in,and do you need the east bay area permit to hunt it...........
 
You worked for that one brother :) Nice coin!
 
and the pile of loot grows a little more ;D nice recoverys!! MR TUFF
 

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