Holy Shiznit!!! It is my first!!!!!

[outraged]

Well i listened to the success everyone was having hunting parks...Soooooo....I decided to head up to Albany to Washington park.....We were only there 20 minutes when i got a nice +93 on my XLT....I did not expect it to be a real signal....I was expecting a tin can!!! Well 3.5 inches down i found this Highly worn 1922 S Peace dollar....My first EVER silver dollar!!! We scoured that area for another hour or so and only pulled 1 penny....sigh....So we hit the school where Nickel_buff1935 found his Merc and rosey in the same hole....He asked me to swing around that area and see what i got....Well after 3 or so minutes i hit a nice signal at 2 inches....I said...Well here is my silver....Just joking with him.....And wouldnt ya know out pops this Stunning 1964 Rosey covered with mint luster. I know it is not a valuable but silver none the less!!!!

 

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[Scott (Upstate NY)]

Very nice. I would be happy to dig a silver dollar any time-regardless of value, they are scarce to find in the ground.

 

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[Ron B]

Hello OR!
Man, dollars are nice anyway they come especially when they come with birds and wings!

Great day!
GRB

 

[outraged]

Thanks guys....I am thrilled to have found this coin.....and i am shocked that i found it where i did......That park has been hit a whole lot of times......I hope everyone finds a chunk of silver or 2 this weekend!!! HH

 

[weasel606]

very worn but beautifull ! congrats

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Congrats on the silver Dollar and Dime! Maybe someone carried it as a good luck charm, guess their luck ran out as you found it, LOL! HH, Mike

 

[Bertman]

WTG outraged!!! I've only found one SD in the 23 years I've been at this hobbie and it also is a 1922... May your search coil pass over at least a few more...

HH Robert

 

[Nickel_Buff1935]

Congrats on the silver Dollar and Dime! Maybe someone carried it as a good luck charm, guess their luck ran out as you found it, LOL! HH, Mike

We discussed the same senerio right after he dug it up!

I was very jealous of his find!

 

[Scots Gaelic]

Very nice it's somthi'n you'll keep as a momento!

 

[Ridley]

That's one of the most beautiful coin designs ever! Even worn.

Congratulations!


Ridley

 

[RUDY2003]

Great silver dollar recovery!
It has been well used...

Keep safe...

 

[Mitch1FL]

Really worn but REALLY nice !! Still looking for my first silver dollar !!! Congradulations !!!

 

[Colonial KirkPA]

That dollar was probably dropped around the 50s.

 

[Mirage]

Washington Park gave us the goods around the old bandstand. Charles and Butch have probably cleaned it out by now but you never know.

Ever hit Lincoln Park? That is another good one.

Bob

 

[Redfoot]

Like the dollar. Can't wait to find one.

 

[outraged]

Washington Park gave us the goods around the old bandstand. Charles and Butch have probably cleaned it out by now but you never know.

Ever hit Lincoln Park? That is another good one.

Bob

Who are Charles and butch? I have not hit Lincoln park....That is in Schenectady right?

 

[renegade_7]

Well, that is a worn silver dollar, but it is a great find...WTG

 

[Charles (Upstate NY)]

Good lord is that silver coin big enough? Very nice! Every now and then you dig a big silver shallow at that park. I dug a walking half that wasn't 2 inches down and IH's 10 feet away that were 8 go figure. Ahem, cough, ahem, most days if a target was not at least 5-6 inches deep I kept walking so there are apt to be ample amounts of shallower old coins to find. Ed dug a bust half dime at 3 inches there.

 

[rickyinms]

great finds. i have been averaging about thirty clad a day the past three days and i would trade all that for just one worn out silver half or dollar. way to go.

 

[outraged]

Good lord is that silver coin big enough? Very nice! Every now and then you dig a big silver shallow at that park. I dug a walking half that wasn't 2 inches down and IH's 10 feet away that were 8 go figure. Ahem, cough, ahem, most days if a target was not at least 5-6 inches deep I kept walking so there are apt to be ample amounts of shallower old coins to find. Ed dug a bust half dime at 3 inches there.

I think i will be spending more time at this park.