Bill D. (VA)
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As has been the case for the past few years, it seems like my relic hunting season always wants to start very slowly. I’ve only been able to get into one new site for the fall so far, but that’s mostly due to waiting for crops to be harvested and the ongoing hunting season. My good buddy Dan and I thought we had the opportunity this past weekend to finally get back into one of our best sites from last year that produced nearly 20 pieces of colonial silver. But the beans were only partially cut in our hotspot so we decided to roam around in other parts of the huge site. Things were rather slow, but we were happy to see the big combine finally showing up and starting to cut the beans allowing us access to the majority of the area we wanted to hunt. We were eventually able to pick out a few buttons and buckle pieces from the heavy iron, and I was finally able to snag a piece of cut silver on a very questionable signal as dusk was approaching. It’s not going to win any beauty contests, but I was thrilled to finally get on the board for the new season. And it turned out this was my 150[SUP]th[/SUP] colonial silver coin I’ve dug in the roughly 15 years I’ve been seriously into the early relics. Hopefully this will help get things jump started and be a good omen heading into the heart of the season.
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