HistoryFinder89
Elite Member
Hey folks, these are my results from my last two hunts. The first one at a 1950's house and a pounded 1940's school. I dug 7 Mercs throughout the hunt. 5 came from the school and two came from the house. I also dug 15 wheat pennies, and $6.92 in clad in the steamy heat. And for my second hunt yesterday, I went to an 1960's school that I have never been to before. I usually don't touch public spaces this young, but the reason why I did was because a 1940's park used to sit at this site, before the school was built. Only a fraction of the field was the original dirt, the rest I believe has been filled over time. But I pounded this area, and dug a lot of trash that went to the nearby dumpster. I dug $11.43 in clad, 4 wheat pennies, two 1942 Washington quarters, one of them has an S mint mark, a 1951 Rosie, and two decent sized pretty sterling rings. Again, I had to deal with steamy warm conditions. I can't stand digging in this heat, but I have to scratch that itch sometimes you know? Nothing mind blowing in this post, but not a bad haul considering the poor weather conditions, and how much tougher the sites now are in my area. Here are the pics, thanks for looking, stay cool, and HH Everyone! 
Nothing mind blowing...
