Todays finds............

[Paul in WA]

I didn't get out much last week, so I decided to I decided to get up early, and hit a local park that I was going to save for later in the summer.......just wanted a change of scenery I guess! After 4 hours, I ended up with $6.19 in clad, a 1943d Merc, 2 1935s mercs in the same hole ( in awsome shape too!) a 1930s wheatie, and a 1931s wheatie. I also found a 1953 silver Canadian dime (first for me), and another 47 rosie.Found some junk rings, small silver necklace, a heavy silver ring & part of a silver necklace that look like they went through lawn mower hell! Found an old spoon, a few shell casings, a button, and some charms. All & all a pretty good day in my book! I will head back out this evening I hope, this place shows a lot of promiss

Paul

 

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[Cannonman17]

5 silver dimes, rings, necklace,... "pretty good day" WOW That would qualify as excellent day in my MD book!!!!

 

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[Mirage]

Wow, wish I had a spot where I could find more silver than wheats! Looks like a great spot. Silver is sweet.

Bob

 

[Boom!]

The coin with queen Elizabeth II's head on is a sixpence, issued between1953 and 1967 in GB, they were produced from cupro-nickle. if it is a 1953 issue it will not of omitted BRITT.OMN. as the first year did not. Its a bit far from home

Nice finds

 

[mxtswinger]

"Pretty Good"?

I'll take a month like that anytime. CONGRATS!

 

[Postalrevnant]

Paul,

That looks like a great day. Certainly a much better day than any day I have had so far.

Congratulations on all those great finds,

Postalrevnant