pointdlr
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Dug 14 holes in an hour. 5 Silver Dimes (another tri-fecta) . 1904 Barber in nice condition. 1941 and 1926D Mercs. Rosie's are 1952 and 1954. Other holes yielded 1 small copper cufflink, 4 wheats, 2 Memorial cents, 2 clad dimes. I haven't ever been to a place that yields this type of percentage. I was cherry picking.... The area at the club is very small ( Maybe 15 paces x 25 paces ), and I have found 16 silver dimes in 3 hunts that totaled no more than 4 hours combined. This type of site must be what it was like back in the 1970's.
I have not found a silver quarter at the location, and only 1 clad quarter. My theory is that the grass is cut so short that they were all picked up before they could enter the ground.
This should just about wrap up my first year of metal detecting, but I hope to sneak out a few more times before the 1st. 10 silver dimes in the last 2 days is a huge number for around these parts.
Regards,
Jon Dickinson
www.prehistoricartifacts.com
I have not found a silver quarter at the location, and only 1 clad quarter. My theory is that the grass is cut so short that they were all picked up before they could enter the ground.
This should just about wrap up my first year of metal detecting, but I hope to sneak out a few more times before the 1st. 10 silver dimes in the last 2 days is a huge number for around these parts.
Regards,
Jon Dickinson
www.prehistoricartifacts.com
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look at the beautifull silver coins!!!
Very nice job! 








