Got out this morning to hit an old abandoned house that was slated for demolition, but all it gave up was clad >{ Judging by the amount of clad I found, I figured I was first there, but where was the silver? Perhaps the owner was poor, was a coinshooter in the 80s. or had really loss-proof pockets. Who knows? Cut your losses and move on.
Didn't really have a backup plan, so I hit a nearby park that I hit once a year ago, a park that gave up a rosie on literally my first swing there, and nothing else since. Its a small park -- only half a city block -- so I figure the competition had cleaned it out, but its very trashy, and I've gotten better with the E-Trac over the past year, so I figured I'd see if I could steal one out of the trash.
Once again the this park wasn't giving it up, but I decided to hit the thin strip of grass between the sidewalk and the road. Couldn't swing without hitting 60s clad and green pennies, so I knew they hadn't hit this strip and that I was in business, and was eventually rewarded with a walker at only 2 inches :happydance01:, as well as a pretty ugly (but 9 grams happydance02) silver ring not a foot later in the strip. The walker is ugly as well (and I nailed it with my digger, figuring it was another clad, given the way it rang), but we'll take it. Not a key date, so no worries, but I haven't nicked a silver in quite some time. Oh well.
I think I pulled 3 coins from the main part of the park, and pull about $3 in clad and the walker from the 100 foot by 1 foot strip between the sidewalk. Why isn't the competition thinking outside the box? No worries, better for me. (And who am I to judge -- I didn't think outside the box the last time I was here, but at least I made a note to do so next time, and given the amount of silvers lurking in out of the box locations, its more the way I operate now).
Also pulled a couple of silvers monday and tuesday at a more generous location, but I think that is playing out :crying02: :crying02: :crying02: Its been a fine site, giving up 72 silvers since june, but all things must pass :crying02: :crying02: :crying02:
HH everyone.
Didn't really have a backup plan, so I hit a nearby park that I hit once a year ago, a park that gave up a rosie on literally my first swing there, and nothing else since. Its a small park -- only half a city block -- so I figure the competition had cleaned it out, but its very trashy, and I've gotten better with the E-Trac over the past year, so I figured I'd see if I could steal one out of the trash.
Once again the this park wasn't giving it up, but I decided to hit the thin strip of grass between the sidewalk and the road. Couldn't swing without hitting 60s clad and green pennies, so I knew they hadn't hit this strip and that I was in business, and was eventually rewarded with a walker at only 2 inches :happydance01:, as well as a pretty ugly (but 9 grams happydance02) silver ring not a foot later in the strip. The walker is ugly as well (and I nailed it with my digger, figuring it was another clad, given the way it rang), but we'll take it. Not a key date, so no worries, but I haven't nicked a silver in quite some time. Oh well.
I think I pulled 3 coins from the main part of the park, and pull about $3 in clad and the walker from the 100 foot by 1 foot strip between the sidewalk. Why isn't the competition thinking outside the box? No worries, better for me. (And who am I to judge -- I didn't think outside the box the last time I was here, but at least I made a note to do so next time, and given the amount of silvers lurking in out of the box locations, its more the way I operate now).
Also pulled a couple of silvers monday and tuesday at a more generous location, but I think that is playing out :crying02: :crying02: :crying02: Its been a fine site, giving up 72 silvers since june, but all things must pass :crying02: :crying02: :crying02:
HH everyone.
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