Michiganne
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The weather was less than ideal but, with my next few weekends booked solid, I decided to hunt. I checked the weather radar and waited for a slight break in the rain to head over to my favorite farm. About 5 inches down, just into some still frozen ground, I found my first SLQ. At first glance in the hole all I could see was perfectly smooth silver and I was thinking "not a coin." I'm glad I was wrong! I'm thrilled to finally tease some old silver from this spot....I know the house was there at least as early as 1873. I believe the coin is the 1916 -17 variety due to the eagle placement. What a great way to start off the spring hunting season! 
I think I have this Murphy's Law thing going with the worse the weather is, the better the coins I dig.
HH and thanks for looking,
Michiganne

I think I have this Murphy's Law thing going with the worse the weather is, the better the coins I dig.

HH and thanks for looking,
Michiganne