Mike95inNJ
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Today's silver from Silver Park
Well the old coin finds are definitely dwindling at this park. I started out on low disc pretty much digging it all except iron. After 1.5 hrs of digging old style pulltabs and trash I switched over to high disc and concentrated on the area near the swings. At this point I was only digging what would sound off on coincheck on my X2. I got a really nice banging signal on this Ed Levin silver bracelet. Not too far away I dug a wheatie when I came across the Fuller plastic letter opener in the hole. Also managed four wheaties with the oldest being 1936. The piece of lead to the left of the wheatie is a bale seal I believe since this area was all farms at one time. We have'nt had any rain in awhile so parts of the park are baked and for now I'm avoiding them. Till next weekend.
HH, Mike in NJ
Well the old coin finds are definitely dwindling at this park. I started out on low disc pretty much digging it all except iron. After 1.5 hrs of digging old style pulltabs and trash I switched over to high disc and concentrated on the area near the swings. At this point I was only digging what would sound off on coincheck on my X2. I got a really nice banging signal on this Ed Levin silver bracelet. Not too far away I dug a wheatie when I came across the Fuller plastic letter opener in the hole. Also managed four wheaties with the oldest being 1936. The piece of lead to the left of the wheatie is a bale seal I believe since this area was all farms at one time. We have'nt had any rain in awhile so parts of the park are baked and for now I'm avoiding them. Till next weekend.
HH, Mike in NJ
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