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Captn_SE said:Very nice coinage, SilverBob!! Congrats on a great year.
I'm at 633 silver coins for the year (I got 5 dimes today), along with 79 individual pieces of silver jewelry. I found no caches. They were all individual digs in the turf. Yes, I had a good handful of multiple silver holes, but no caches. Really no more goals to set for the year except to try for 3000 wheaties. I'm about 100 away.
We all know that gold is worth more than silver, but for me, it's not about how much a silver coin is worth compared to gold, or $1 in clad. For me, I would much rather find the older coinage because of its rarity. No more are being dropped. There is a learned skill level required to find the older coins amongst all the trash/clad in the turf. They are not easy to find. Most of the time, if an md'er finds a couple in a day, that is a good day. If they were easy to find, many more md'ers would be in the 100's. I could care less how much money the coins are worth. Coin value is for bragging rights. I have no intentions on selling my silver coinage, unless I was really hard pressed for cash. My coinage, to me, represents all the hard work I put into recovering them all, which no monetary value can be placed. Together, they make a great conversation piece, and something I can be proud of each time I look at them. I would like to say, though, I really salute the guys who are finding good numbers of gold in the turf. It is very difficult to do. You have to dig quite a few pieces of low conductor trash each time out to even have a chance at the gold. To be successful, patience is a must whether finding gold or silver.
Happy Holidays,
CAPTN SE
Dan
KirkPA said:I know a guy who has dug 628 this year.
BDD...Kirk