HistoryFinder89
Elite Member
Hey guys, I recently may have found the ever so rare virgin or near virgin public area. Keep in mind, there have been around 50 years or so of dudes searching and searching parks, schools, curb strips, right of ways, etc. Anything that is public and can be hunted. I have been pounding these areas locally myself for the last 6 years, with great success, but I never hunted a small public area, with so many high conductive coin signals. This may be one of the only virgin or very lightly hunted public sites in my whole region. I have had great clad and silver coin hauls in almost every hunt I have ever had here. Today was no different. In this modern day era to find a site like this is pretty special. I am enjoying every hunt I have here. Keep in mind, this site is public, I can't stress that enough 
! I'm sure there are virgin private sites in just about every region, but public ones are extremely rare in this era. Today I dug seven and a half dollars in clad, seventeen wheat pennies, and eleven silver coins, including a few silver coin spills. One hole I dug four silver dimes, two Rosies and two Mercs, and another double Merc spill, and a few wheat spills also. Included in those eleven silver coins today, was my fifth silver half from this site, a beautiful 1943 Walker, a nice sharp 1944 Washington, and 9 silver dimes, all Mercs and Rosies. I still think there are a few gold rings in here, but with all the sweet high conductive coin signals in here, I haven't got to digging as many pull tabs here as I would like to . I do believe I will dig at least one gold ring here. Part of this area is from the 1940's and the other side is from the 1950's. Research pays off 
! Those sites are still out there somewhere, don't ever give up! There may be only one or two, but they are out there! Here are the pics of my finds from today, including the"in the dirt" pics of some of the silver coins. thanks for looking, stay cool, and HH Everyone! 
! I'm sure there are virgin private sites in just about every region, but public ones are extremely rare in this era. Today I dug seven and a half dollars in clad, seventeen wheat pennies, and eleven silver coins, including a few silver coin spills. One hole I dug four silver dimes, two Rosies and two Mercs, and another double Merc spill, and a few wheat spills also. Included in those eleven silver coins today, was my fifth silver half from this site, a beautiful 1943 Walker, a nice sharp 1944 Washington, and 9 silver dimes, all Mercs and Rosies. I still think there are a few gold rings in here, but with all the sweet high conductive coin signals in here, I haven't got to digging as many pull tabs here as I would like to . I do believe I will dig at least one gold ring here. Part of this area is from the 1940's and the other side is from the 1950's. Research pays off ! Those sites are still out there somewhere, don't ever give up! There may be only one or two, but they are out there! Here are the pics of my finds from today, including the"in the dirt" pics of some of the silver coins. thanks for looking, stay cool, and HH Everyone! 
Thanks for sharing your excitement and pictures of all that silver and wheats.
