Back from the baseball field with silver..

[Exploreruser]

Made a return trip to the old baseball field today & you all were right on about there being silver there :happydance01: dug up a 1903 Indian head penny & a good looking 1941-D Merc also some clad and a 1965 quarter at about 8-9 inches :mad: That one had me fooled good.. lol Also dug up another neat dog tag..I've covered about 20% of the field now, just another 80% to go..Thanks.


http://i412.photobucket.com/albums/pp210/congogarrett/merc.jpg

http://i412.photobucket.com/albums/pp210/congogarrett/merc2.jpg
http://i412.photobucket.com/albums/pp210/congogarrett/merc3.jpg

[Ill Digger]

I know the feeling! I dug a '65 dime todat at 7 inches :mad:
I was tellin' my self &quot:daydream:h yeah! This is silver....WRONG !! 8/ :bangahead01:
Oh well . At least you were able to pull some silver after all! thumbsup01
Plus a IH, good deal !!
Congrats :grin:

[angellionel]

Those deeply buried clad quarters sure do get the adrenaline going. lol One silver from that field, and more to come. thumbsup01

[coinnut]

Great score on the Indian and Mercury :clapping: Nice hunt. I have had my share of them deep clad quarters and dimes :ticked: I get realy, realy mad when I see a dirty coin and not that silver I was expecting lol I would just throw it, but I'm afraid I'd find it later 8/ Nice hunt and still a lot of room left to detect. If the area gives up more silver, you may want to hit it again in the Spring, when there is real nice ground moisture!!

[jkress]

Nice Merc and IH!! That's not a bad day at all. Incredible depth your hitting.

Congrats.

[Exploreruser]

My Explorer II hits pretty good on the larger coins :), dimes & pennies are another story, they start to give a very weak broken signal around 7-8 inches deep & at that depth it starts getting very hard to tell the difference between coins & iron.. crying01 I've only used this machine for about 3 years so I'm still learning it.. lol