No spot is to small to hunt

[The Dig Dig]

Drove past this sidewalk tear out on my way to a job, stopped on my way back. Total of two sidewalk slabs removed, maybe 12 feet total but it produced another wheatie & a nice Mercury. which is my 15th silver coin of 2014 :-)







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[mariposagold]

Nice, I'd dig it.


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[MT_Joe]

Great job! Saved them from being lost forever, most likely!

 

[The Dig Dig]

Great job! Saved them from being lost forever, most likely!

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Thanks guy....... Yup & God knows I love saving silver :-)

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[Sr Diggsalot]

Great job....

 

[treblehunter]

Good thing you stopped. Nice finds.

 

[Pointman]

WTG, nice amount of silver in a few weeks, your ahead of me this year.

Your right, I have found nothing in some really good spots and then literally found silver in the last place I would even think of looking.

I dug a 1920 Mercury dime at a hard hit park and it was 2 inches from the curb next to an asphalt road. Everyone told me that there wasn't anything left to dig.

 

[The Dig Dig]

WTG, nice amount of silver in a few weeks, your ahead of me this year.

Your right, I have found nothing in some really good spots and then literally found silver in the last place I would even think of looking.

I got permission from this home owner today. Old neighborhood, huge double corner lot. I'm hoping it was the neighborhood play yard back in the day







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[vpnavy]

Thanks for sharing...

 

[CASPER-2]

your right - I hit an old colonial fort area - came upon a huge area of solid rock - about 30 by 50 yards - there was a small area about 2 feet by a foot in a crevice
in the rocks - about 2 inches of soil - went over it with a quick swing as I walked to get to another area - got a hit - ended up being a KG copper
so no spot to small

 

[The Dig Dig]

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your right - I hit an old colonial fort area - came upon a huge area of solid rock - about 30 by 50 yards - there was a small area about 2 feet by a foot in a crevice
in the rocks - about 2 inches of soil - went over it with a quick swing as I walked to get to another area - got a hit - ended up being a KG copper
so no spot to small

Awesome, congrats

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