tmanfromtexas
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Hey everybody!!! The snow has melted and the rain let up for a while here in Chicago Land so Dirtfishing Dave and I hit a spot that I had researched over the winter. I got there about 8 and started detecting while waiting on Dave to reset his clocks since he forgot last night. Heheh. I had found 2 mercs by the time he rolled in. We visited for a few minutes and then we got down to business. He dug a rosie and while he was filming it I got another merc. A few minutes later I got another than another and another, they were singing on the etrac and they couldnt hide from it today. I got a 1/46 and figured I had a dime on edge until I opened the hole. I broke the clod open and out popped a Franklin half. I was stoked. I hadnt found a silver half in over a year and this was my first Franklin. Well I was ready for lunch and Dave wanted to keep hunting so I went and picked up some lunch for us since he was having a hard time finding anything good. After lunch I got a silver Washington. Dave decided to move to another spot and I was about to move too until I got a 10/47 at 5 inches. I popped the hole and out popped another Washington and 2 more mercs. I went over to where Dave was hunting and told him my good fortune. His look told me he hadnt had much luck either in the new spot. I found one more Washington and a few more wheaties. After digging over 125 coins I was done. I showed my finds to Dave which ended up being 1 half, 3 quarters and 9 mercs along with 23 wheaties and assorted clad. This was my best day hunting ever with 13 silvers and 128 coins total. Dave started finding some good stuff. He was at 5 silvers when I left. I am sure he still there in the dark digging. LOL Thanks for reading. HH. TMAN...
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. The best I ever done in one day was 45 silver dollars, 123 silver quarters, about 200 silver dimes, no pennies or nickels. Most of the dollars were 1922's and in mint condition, the rest of the silver was culled from circulation and buried in cans, sauce pans, by an eccentric old man that died and his property was sold to a developer, others in my group found much more than me. Now there is a buncha condo's with 12 feet of fill over the area. But if any of the current owners ever need a foundation dug for anything, My rates would be cheap!.......NGE
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