Last Hole of the Day… A Silver Pendant! | Park Playground Metal Detecting

Metal detecting a playground led to an unexpected last-hole silver pendant! I was ready to call it a day when one final target changed the whole hunt. This park playground metal detecting hunt had the usual mix of signals, but the final hole produced a silver pendant with a surprise hiding in plain sight. Stay through the reveal to see exactly what was set into it—and why this was such a satisfying way to end the day. This is a real metal detecting hunt: good targets, questionable signals, trash, careful recovery, and the unexpected finds that keep us digging one more hole. The pendant appears to be sterling silver, and the coin set inside it is a 1953 Roosevelt dime. A 1953 Roosevelt dime is 90% silver, making this a silver-on-silver playground find. Locations are intentionally kept general to protect the places I hunt and respect applicable rules. Always follow local regulations, use proper recovery techniques, fill every hole, and leave the ground better than you found it. If you enjoy playground metal detecting, park hunts, silver finds, coins, jewelry, and honest detecting adventures, please consider subscribing to Wild West Signals. #MetalDetecting #PlaygroundDetecting #SilverFind