twistidd
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After a really late start yesterday, I got out to where Mikewaz and Bilt were hunting. Ooooooooh boy was it tough digging out there. Not literally...just trying to find something old was like pulling teeth. We were in the right area and all three of us were constantly barraged by borderline silver all day. I met up with Bilt for an update and he told me the area we were standing in had produced some silvers for him in the past. I didn't doubt him as I had dug all kinds of 60's clad DEEP here. Well, I turned around and got a DEEP dime/quarter signal. Dug the plug and opened it up, dug down about 4 or 5 more inches and was greeted by a beautiful frosty-silver coin with jet black dirt clinging to it in patches- ah yes, that's what it is all about, baby. However, I was close to not finding silver- it was a '63 Washington. I also got a silver plated ring. That was it for keepers (aside from lots of clad).
This morning I decided to get out for a bit. I hit a couple spots and ended up with 12 wheats ('18, '56-D, '55-D, '40, '28, '40-D, '41, '19 x 2, '16-D, '45, and a '42), a '41 merc, and the biggest coin I've ever dug, a bicentennial Ike dollar.
Until next time.........
Joe
This morning I decided to get out for a bit. I hit a couple spots and ended up with 12 wheats ('18, '56-D, '55-D, '40, '28, '40-D, '41, '19 x 2, '16-D, '45, and a '42), a '41 merc, and the biggest coin I've ever dug, a bicentennial Ike dollar.
Until next time.........
Joe