Captain Caveman
Silver Member
- May 14, 2015
- 2,513
- 2,235
- Detector(s) used
- Fisher F75SE, F44, F2 and CZ-20. Minelab E-TRAC and Go-Find 60. Tesoro Tejon. BH Quick Silver.
- Primary Interest:
- Other
Saturday, I went door knocking without success. I ended up at the yard that I found 15 wheats and 5 silvers in a couple of weeks ago. This time I hit the back yard and found nothing but clad.
I didn't get to go Sunday morning. I got out for about 2 hours Sunday afternoon though. Because of the short window, I just hit a park with my F44. I only found a few clad coins. However, beside a toddlers soccer field, I got a solid, non-wavering 95. I figured it was just some big piece of metal, as usual, but I had visions of huge silver rings dancing in my head. I dug a wide flap to make sure I didn't hit it just in case it was something good. When I pulled the flap, I could see it was a big clad coin, I was thinking Kennedy. But, when I pulled it from the dirt, it was too big. I thought, I had an Ike, but the bicentennial reverse threw me. The obverse was too brown to verify and it was bent from being hit with a lawn mower. Anyway, I'm pretty stoked, it's not a silver dollar, but it's my first full size dollar coin!
Here it is all rusty looking and bent up.
Here it is after being in the vise, then 7 hours in the tumbler.
I didn't get to go Sunday morning. I got out for about 2 hours Sunday afternoon though. Because of the short window, I just hit a park with my F44. I only found a few clad coins. However, beside a toddlers soccer field, I got a solid, non-wavering 95. I figured it was just some big piece of metal, as usual, but I had visions of huge silver rings dancing in my head. I dug a wide flap to make sure I didn't hit it just in case it was something good. When I pulled the flap, I could see it was a big clad coin, I was thinking Kennedy. But, when I pulled it from the dirt, it was too big. I thought, I had an Ike, but the bicentennial reverse threw me. The obverse was too brown to verify and it was bent from being hit with a lawn mower. Anyway, I'm pretty stoked, it's not a silver dollar, but it's my first full size dollar coin!
Here it is all rusty looking and bent up.
Here it is after being in the vise, then 7 hours in the tumbler.
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