Rethink my new spot is getting hunted out

Went back to the Church Picnic area for a 2 hour hunt hoping to find an area I missed or a silver or two.  I found way more than I hoped for and got a sampling of just about every type of silver coin I found here previously.  I hunted an area I briefly checked and was only finding zinc pennies and clad.  I was picking up better signals right next to the zinc pennies and anded up hitting some great silver.  First tight signal was a Rosie.  then I found a Washington that was ringing up 12-44 to 46 next to some really low tones.  Next came a real weak nickel signal that turned out to be a war nickel.  The big surprise came next with a real iffy signal that had some silver dime maybe quarter readings.  This turned out to be a really sharp Walking Liberty that must of been on edge or off somewhat.  The next signal was the first real strong silver dime signal (solid 12-46) that indeed was a Merc.  Two more weaker penny signals also tirned out to be worn Merc's so the day turned into a real winner.  Definitely boosted my hopes for a few more silver at the Church.  Currently at 63 Mercs which is over twice as many than I found all year.  Two weeks and school is over which opens up two old school areas I can't wait to get to with the Etrac.  Keep digging Wisconsindigger.  Bottom 3 coins are from a previous hunt

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No site is ever truly worked out. The finds may be fewer with more space between them but they are never gone.

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		Quote:			Posted by xavier
	Looks like the American people are very careless when holding on to their money. I hardly ever find coins her

Very true about American people being careless with their money.   There are exceptions, but I would say that as general rule they are careless especially when it comes to quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies.

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		Quote:			Posted by xavier
	Looks like the American people are very careless when holding on to their money.

Xavier, it's more of a numbers game. Our recreational areas have been in constant use since the early 1900s or earlier in some rare cases. We are a nation of people who like to picnic, carouse around carnivals and circuses and participate casual sports. We do that at every opportunity. Thousands of us. Many times a year. Laughing, rolling around, having a good time and rollicking with our children cause coin spills of one to a dozen coins. If I lost 1 or 2 coins a day, I'd never miss them. If I lost my wallet, well I'd most likely notice it before I got too far away. It is carelessness but understandable.

Like Seldom says, it's really good for us over here.

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		Quote:			Posted by GoldDigger1950
	No site is ever truly worked out.

Gotta agree with GD. Seems like if your wait a winter and go back the frost, at least here in New England, rearranges things and your back in business.


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