Most silver from one yard: no.2 yard on the best for 2013 list

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E-TRAC & TESORO GOLDEN SABRE II---ETRAC COILS :SEF 10x12, SEF 6x8, X-5, Detech 8" concentric, ,--- TESORO COILS- 12x10 TOOLS: Lesche, Profind 25, Garrett Propointer
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Also the most wheats ever found in one yard an even 40!

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Wow! I need a day like that.. bet that was a fun hunt...

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Holy Cow! How old was this site? A residence? Another great hunt for you.
 

It is a great collection of all old coins. good work. keep continue.
 

It was built in the 1920's and owned by the same woman since the 40's (she is 98). I was told it was boarding house at one point: just a one-story unremarkable looking place. Obviously never had been detected. I had previously detected the house right next to it and found zilch. The grandson of the lady saw me and INVITED me to detect the yard. I detected 2 days through heat, cold and a rainstorm: this was in July
Holy Cow! How old was this site? A residence? Another great hunt for you.
 

Wow,nice job on those silvers!
 

Sounds like you hunt mostly yards. I do the same thing except they are house demolitions. Best yard was October 2012, where we got 28 silvers off the front yard, 103 wheats and over 300 coins total plus two silver rings. But the best one around here that was verified was 207 silver coins from an area about 6' across on a demo lot. Appeared someone had buried them in a tin container and the demo machine had pushed it around and scattered the iron and silver. Most of those were 30's to 64. I did get in on one dig were we had a map, 7 buried containers, all around an old 60's built house, where we found three of the 7. One was a 5 gallon glass jug filled with almost all modern nickels, pennies, clad and some silver. Next was a gallon milk jug with halves and quarters about 30% silver, and the last we dug was a gallon plastic bucket with 500 walkers and Franklin halves in it. Two other locations, found by the owners of the map, had 2 silver bags with 1000 silver quarters in each and a 2lb silver bar. About 20' away was a 6" PVC filled with quarters. We never found the last two containers.
 

Amazing finds! I bet it was fun digging all that silver out of a 6 foot area!
Sounds like you hunt mostly yards. I do the same thing except they are house demolitions. Best yard was October 2012, where we got 28 silvers off the front yard, 103 wheats and over 300 coins total plus two silver rings. But the best one around here that was verified was 207 silver coins from an area about 6' across on a demo lot. Appeared someone had buried them in a tin container and the demo machine had pushed it around and scattered the iron and silver. Most of those were 30's to 64. I did get in on one dig were we had a map, 7 buried containers, all around an old 60's built house, where we found three of the 7. One was a 5 gallon glass jug filled with almost all modern nickels, pennies, clad and some silver. Next was a gallon milk jug with halves and quarters about 30% silver, and the last we dug was a gallon plastic bucket with 500 walkers and Franklin halves in it. Two other locations, found by the owners of the map, had 2 silver bags with 1000 silver quarters in each and a 2lb silver bar. About 20' away was a 6" PVC filled with quarters. We never found the last two containers.
 

I wonder what the story was on the yard with 28 silver coins in the front yard! Can't imagine getting that many out of one yard!
Sounds like you hunt mostly yards. I do the same thing except they are house demolitions. Best yard was October 2012, where we got 28 silvers off the front yard, 103 wheats and over 300 coins total plus two silver rings. But the best one around here that was verified was 207 silver coins from an area about 6' across on a demo lot. Appeared someone had buried them in a tin container and the demo machine had pushed it around and scattered the iron and silver. Most of those were 30's to 64. I did get in on one dig were we had a map, 7 buried containers, all around an old 60's built house, where we found three of the 7. One was a 5 gallon glass jug filled with almost all modern nickels, pennies, clad and some silver. Next was a gallon milk jug with halves and quarters about 30% silver, and the last we dug was a gallon plastic bucket with 500 walkers and Franklin halves in it. Two other locations, found by the owners of the map, had 2 silver bags with 1000 silver quarters in each and a 2lb silver bar. About 20' away was a 6" PVC filled with quarters. We never found the last two containers.
 

That is a truly a great day,
 

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