Wheat to silver coin ratio in Washington?

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Good question, I cannot speak for the rest of us and I'm Embarrassed to say But I would say for me the ratio is 1 silver coin to 15 Wheaties and you dont even want to know the Wheaties to clad ratio
I just keep thinking all the guys from the 80s cleaned out all the old parks, except for the rare Silver coins that show up once in a while.
 

I've dug about 6 wheats to 1 Silver (a 1945d War-nickle.)

All my best finds have been at old private homesites.

YOU HAVE TO KNOCK ON DOORS!!!!

The East Coast of the US has about twice the history as the West Coast.

You can't expect to be digging Standing Liberty Quarters and Halves around many places in Washington but I'll bet that they ARE out there!!!!

I do believe that the early detectorists cleaned out alot of obvious spots.

I have a theory about out rainfall. Coins could sink deeper here.

All my best finds were made back in Idaho while in the service.





Jim on Camano Island
 

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