Mutable Silver Coins and Big Silver Today!

Cool Hand Fluke · Jul 21, 2018

Myself and my hunting partner had a great day of detecting today! We started at a 2 mile long median and worked it for 4 hours. I did great! A 1946-D walking liberty half, a silver 1951 dime, and a 1945-S war nickel were my best coins dug out of the median. A sterling silver thimble, a silver religious medal, and 9 wheaties from the median will guarantee my return next Saturday.

We took a lunch break and decided to give a high school soccer field a try for a couple of hours. I dug out a 1948 rosie dime near the gopher mounds and my hunting partner dug out of the same hole a sterling silver tea cup plate and a sterling silver plate display stand!

With the temperature in the 60's and a gray overcast day made for a cool day and easy temperature to hunt in. It's not often to find 4 silver coins on the same day!

A2coins · Jul 21, 2018

Wow looks like a great hunt I know you have earned it .I need to try some curb strips here in MI see what happens. Thanks for the great post!!!!!!Tommy

washingtonian · Jul 21, 2018

Wow, great day!! Gotta love that walker.

Digger RJ · Jul 22, 2018

Nice Digs!!!! Congrats!!!'

Diggin-N-Dumps · Jul 22, 2018

The 60’s

It was 109 here today!

Great finds! Iv had some of my best coins come from medians

Hawks88 · Jul 22, 2018

Very rewarding hunt. Beautiful silver. Congrats

Silvermonkey · Jul 22, 2018

Now THAT is how you do it! Congrats!

Professor of Engineering · Jul 22, 2018

Congratualtions on the very productive hunt! :occasion14:

Trezurehunter · Jul 22, 2018

Great finds CHF. Looks like you guys had a couple of nice places to hunt.

Cool Hand Fluke · Jul 23, 2018

Diggin-N-Dumps said:
The 60’s It was 109 here today!

Great finds! Iv had some of my best coins come from medians

Mark Twain said: "The coldest winter I ever saw was the summer I spent in San Francisco." We are blessed in S.F. with a cool wind coming off the Pacific Ocean during the summer, for a guy with a metal detector the weather is awesome!