Silver Drought Finally Ended...
HKnJ
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...Today.
The weather finally is warm enough to do some digging here in eastern Wisconsin. I hit this huge park last weekend and found a few Wheaties mostly the '40's. I went back there this afternoon and was able to dig up this '47 Rosie after a couple hours of swinging. So the drought ended after almost 7 months. Although silver Rosies are not trophy coins by any mean but it does make the hunt a success.
The weather finally is warm enough to do some digging here in eastern Wisconsin. I hit this huge park last weekend and found a few Wheaties mostly the '40's. I went back there this afternoon and was able to dig up this '47 Rosie after a couple hours of swinging. So the drought ended after almost 7 months. Although silver Rosies are not trophy coins by any mean but it does make the hunt a success.
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and by the way, with silver going up, I heard each one is about a buck.
Hope this is the beginning of many yet to come this year.
Now I'm well into another drought, it seems.
Here's hopin' you score again soon! Gettin' silvered is fantastic, no matter what form the silver takes!
(I haven't dug a Barber quarter in a decade. I would say I'm due a nice Barber quarter or SLQ. Yeah.)
Keith- I do the same as you. I always pull out my find periodically just to look at them even during summer time!
Thanks for the replies and HAPPY HUNTING