HistoryFinder89
Elite Member
Hey Folks, I went back to my honey hole park yesterday, and as I drove up to my usual section I hunt, it was being used for a large gathering once again 
, so I decided to head to another section of the park, and I stayed there for a little while. I started digging extremely deep memorial pennies here. These were down nearly 9 inches 
! I have never ever dug memorial pennies that deep, or seen anybody dig them that deep in front of me, and I dug some really deep ones over the years. I was very discouraged, but I knew with my sensitivity cranked to 30, like I usually have to keep it at this park, I could have a shot at the deeper older coins in this section. I got two signals, that barely gave me a sound on my E-trac. Keep in mind, stuff sinks so deep here, I don't even look at my numbers anymore here, I just go by faint sounds. I dug down about 8 to 9 inches, and still the pinpointer wasn't going off. Then I dug down about 10 inches and it started chirping. I dug down what had to be at least 11 inches, and seen the back on a SLQ looking at me. That is one of the deepest coins I have ever dug. I stuck the pinpointer in the hole for measurement, and the top of the hole was a few inches above the top of the pinpointer. The SLQ would end up being a slick one. This is my first time digging a Stander in two consecutive hunts! I also would dig another insanely deep 1949 Washington quarter. And I also found a nice old tie clasp looking relic, I'm not 100 percent sure, though, if anyone knows of this design or how old, please let me know, thanks. If I were to tell some of the local veteran hunters in my area, where I am pulling all of this silver from, they would probably laugh in my face 
. After a short hunt here, I drove down to another town to meet up with another buddy, who is entering into the hobby with his new bounty hunter. We hit a couple of really really dry sites from my old stomping grounds I was happy to see him pull a nice 1934 Wheatie at the one site, and then at the second site he picked up a little clad, and then I scored a 1945 Merc, that I somehow missed , and a James Polk token. Now I won't be hunting for a little while, and also we are going to be getting more uncomfortable heat next week, so I doubt, I'll be able to get out for the couple times during the week like I usually do. I just hate that disgusting humid weather we get this time of year 
! But this good news is just a couple months of summer left 
. Well anyway here are the finds, thanks for looking and Happy Hunting Everyone!
, so I decided to head to another section of the park, and I stayed there for a little while. I started digging extremely deep memorial pennies here. These were down nearly 9 inches ! I have never ever dug memorial pennies that deep, or seen anybody dig them that deep in front of me, and I dug some really deep ones over the years. I was very discouraged, but I knew with my sensitivity cranked to 30, like I usually have to keep it at this park, I could have a shot at the deeper older coins in this section. I got two signals, that barely gave me a sound on my E-trac. Keep in mind, stuff sinks so deep here, I don't even look at my numbers anymore here, I just go by faint sounds. I dug down about 8 to 9 inches, and still the pinpointer wasn't going off. Then I dug down about 10 inches and it started chirping. I dug down what had to be at least 11 inches, and seen the back on a SLQ looking at me. That is one of the deepest coins I have ever dug. I stuck the pinpointer in the hole for measurement, and the top of the hole was a few inches above the top of the pinpointer. The SLQ would end up being a slick one. This is my first time digging a Stander in two consecutive hunts! I also would dig another insanely deep 1949 Washington quarter. And I also found a nice old tie clasp looking relic, I'm not 100 percent sure, though, if anyone knows of this design or how old, please let me know, thanks. If I were to tell some of the local veteran hunters in my area, where I am pulling all of this silver from, they would probably laugh in my face . After a short hunt here, I drove down to another town to meet up with another buddy, who is entering into the hobby with his new bounty hunter. We hit a couple of really really dry sites from my old stomping grounds I was happy to see him pull a nice 1934 Wheatie at the one site, and then at the second site he picked up a little clad, and then I scored a 1945 Merc, that I somehow missed , and a James Polk token. Now I won't be hunting for a little while, and also we are going to be getting more uncomfortable heat next week, so I doubt, I'll be able to get out for the couple times during the week like I usually do. I just hate that disgusting humid weather we get this time of year ! But this good news is just a couple months of summer left . Well anyway here are the finds, thanks for looking and Happy Hunting Everyone!
Beautiful silvers, Congrats!!
