Indians by the chunk and Nevada money

[McCDig]

Super Sunday AM at church today. A short stop at Wegman's and then back to the test site at at an old Baltimore park for a 2+ hour hunt.

After my hunt here Thursday, finding six coins from the mid to later 19th century, I mentioned to my wife that I thought there had to be old silver there too. Today it surfaced. After pulling four IHPs today, I got another deep signal, but the VDI was over 90, so I thought "large cent?". Turned out to be a first for me ... an 1876 seated quarter and a "CC" mint as well. So I got on the phone and asked her the "guess what I found question". She said that "persistence pays off". Really glad that my hunch about this site has proved out.

In all, there were 5 IHPS today, but two are too "chunky" to read dates, a United Electric Railways token (toasted like the injuns), $1.49 clad, and a modern bullet.

Thanks for checking out the pic and Happy Hunting!

 

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[trapperart]

Beautiful quarter congrats on her and the Indians and wheats

 

[Brother Al]

That's a good time. Hh, Brother Al

 

[McCDig]

Thanks Art. As you know, firsts are rare, but always a special moment.

 

[McCDig]

Thanks Al. That F75 has done well for me. Had disc at 7, 3 tones and sens at 90. No problem detecting down to 9 inches.

 

[WHADIFIND]

In that park, I'm glad you are only digging bullets that are in the ground.

WTG!

 

[McCDig]

Thanks Whadifind. Nothing whizzing by, except the bees. You mentioned in your earlier comment this week that you expected there were still many good targets here...and you were right!

 

[TRanegar36]

Beautiful seated quarter

CC !!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Mi$terG]

That quarter is in amazing shape. Congrats on a great hunt. And congrats for trusting your intuition. I'm learning to trust that voice myself... It's rare that it's wrong if the voice is persistent.

 

[WHADIFIND]

Thanks Whadifind. Nothing whizzing by, except the bees. You mentioned in your earlier comment this week that you expected there were still many good targets here...and you were right!

Yep, I know there are many targets there. The area is just too dangerous for my liking anymore. Welcome to it!
I did do some extensive hunting there but waaaaay back when! AND...with a Garrett Groundhog, which I still have and which still works! But, that was the 70's and I was a newbie. Some said a gifted newbie but a newbie none-the-less. I wasn't alone in hunting that place either.

Lots still there!

 

[scruggs]

What a haul you made....VERY NICE!!!

 

[Gridwalker306]

That's a glorious quarter there, wow!

 

[Loco-Digger]

Congrats on that Seated Q. Amazing shape with crisp detail. Man that one is high on my bucket list McCDig.

 

[McCDig]

Thanks L-D! Think of the all that's happened since that coin was lost. I'm sure I'm not the first person to detect this hillside, but likely the first to put a coil over the right spot.....and....Bingo!

 

[thrifty76now]

Simply awesome on that quarter,it will be hard to beat the condition of that one.

 

[McCDig]

Thanks, thrifty76now. Most coins I've found are circulated, but, as you said, condition of this one is quite good; looks like F to EF.

 

[McCDig]

Thanks MisterG. Research by way of maps helps for sure. Common sense can fill in some gaps.