Does anybody remember the first piece of silver

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Found down by the river........next to a rock, not a van. :laughing7:
1834 1/6 Thaler

OMG That’s the first thing I thought about “in a van” lol That was great. That is a gorgeous piece of silver [emoji1360]
 

Same here. When I started in 1970 silver was very common to find with a detector. My first was just a 1963 quarter, and I found 12 more on that first hunt at the beach.....along with at least that many silver dimes. Half of all my finds in those early years were silver and wheats.

That must’ve been some virgin ground
 

It was a coin spill three silver quarters and two wheat pennies in my back yard!!!

Lol that is amazing the way you can walk out your front door your first time and hit something like that lotta y’all been spoiled lol
 

Mercury Dime (pre-war I'm thinking 1937). It was the first coin I found in my own yard the first time I took my Musketeer Advantage out. "Hot damn" thought I. "This is one hot machine!"

Five years later I found my next silver coin.
 

1898o Barber Dime. I was 13..1984... White's Big Blue Coinmaster...I still have it! (The coin not the machine)
 

Mercury Dime (pre-war I'm thinking 1937). It was the first coin I found in my own yard the first time I took my Musketeer Advantage out. "Hot damn" thought I. "This is one hot machine!"

Five years later I found my next silver coin.

That’s amazing!! Wait 5 years!?lol Charlie you are something else
 

1898o Barber Dime. I was 13..1984... White's Big Blue Coinmaster...I still have it! (The coin not the machine)

Hell yes I would never get rid of my dug silver.....Especially my first.
 

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1902 Barber dime with my Compass Judge II. Immediately drove home to check my coin book to discover it was worth a whopping .65c.
 

A 1942 D Washington quarter. flipped the plug back and saw a big silver rim gleaming in the sunlight
 

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