BottleCapKing
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I haven't found 525 silvers in my entire career...
Great job! That is one hell of a year you have had.
Great job! That is one hell of a year you have had.
Most Likely My Final Hunt Of 2017 :) And Yes It Was At My Famous 1890's Park :)
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Happa54
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Your last hunt is the kinda day I only see in my dreams, not to mention your yearly 525.
Please feel better soon.
Please feel better soon.
Captain Silver
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Congrats on a fine hunt and the stellar silver season you had...outstanding job!
oaktree
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Congratulations HistoryFinder those are amazing!
If I may ask a couple of questions - is this place still a park or is it overgrown area where a park used to be?! I'm wondering how all these beautiful silvers have been missed over the years or are you just finding them deeper than past treasure seekers have looked?
Hope you feel better soon and enjoy your winter hibernation
If I may ask a couple of questions - is this place still a park or is it overgrown area where a park used to be?! I'm wondering how all these beautiful silvers have been missed over the years or are you just finding them deeper than past treasure seekers have looked?
Hope you feel better soon and enjoy your winter hibernation
DigDeepNow
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Fantastic...
brncofan
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great finds congrats, must be that lake effect snow machine you live near
Vermonster
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Man, that one Barber has been through a few fingertips, huh??? Great finds!
HistoryFinder89
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Hello there, yes this place is still a park. It has some size to it, has has a lot of iron and ground issues here, that may be tough for a lot of the older machines. That may explain why I have done so well here with my E-trac in the past. I have spoke to a mentor of mine who is a local legend out here, and he spoke about the ground issues he had here in the past also. They are not too deep, most of them are 4 to 6 inches deep.Congratulations HistoryFinder those are amazing!
If I may ask a couple of questions - is this place still a park or is it overgrown area where a park used to be?! I'm wondering how all these beautiful silvers have been missed over the years or are you just finding them deeper than past treasure seekers have looked?
Hope you feel better soon and enjoy your winter hibernation
HistoryFinder89
Elite Member
Yes, that is one of the most worn Barber quarters I have found I believe.
HistoryFinder89
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Oh yeah, lake effect snow is certainly the culprit here, we have around 3 feet of it on the grass right now as I speak. It might be quite some time before I can get back out there, with these stubborn temperatures.
HistoryFinder89
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Thanks again guys! 
