On my way home from work everyday, I drive by an old park and many times I stop there for a few minutes to swing Maurice. Today, I stopped and began to investigate some iron signals. Ten minutes into the hunt, I got a deep iron signal that fit my criteria for a dig. I dug a seven inch hole and the pinpointer told me the target was still at the bottom. I took my Lesche to carefully lift more dirt from the bottom and bam! a small dirty silver disk popped out. The coin was close to eight inches deep.
I pulled a dateless Barber dime. It has a New Orleans mint mark so the latest mint date it could be is 1909 but given the wear on it I venture to say it is earlier than that.
This makes today a two silver day. I’ve said I need to find multiple silvers on each hunt to meet my 100 silver quota for the year but I will take a multiple silver day as well.
The Dirt Is Good To Me 
Wow. Your skills are surely improving with practice and study. You may just make that 100 silver goal.
Thanks Dave! There is also a healthy dose of luck involved. I hope that the silver streak holds up.