We've been hunting the other side of the fields where there probably is more clad than older coins. I did manage a 1941 wheat penny - we have found some wheats but I don't think there is silver there - I could be wrong. My take was 83 cents.
1 - q = .25
4 - d = .40
3 - n = .15
3 - p = .03
11 coins $0.83
1 Wheat penny - 1941
12 total coins
2011 COIN COUNT
Q - 154 = 38.50
6 - Washington - 1935(2), 41, 44, 44-d, 57-d
D - 190 = 19.00
3 - Mercury 1937, 42, 45
4 - Roosevelt - 1950-d,58-d(2),60
N - 57 = 2.85
1 - Buffalo - 1920
4- (pre 1950)1941,43 -p,47, 49
P - 271 = 2.71
2 - Large cent - 1818,1820
1 - Indian - 1908
47- wheat - 1919,24,25,30,37(2),39,40(2),41(6),
42(4),42-d,44(5),45(4),46,47,48,50,51,
52(2),52-d(2), 53,53-s,54,55(2),
56-d,57-d,58,58-d
DOL -
HALF -
FOREIGN - 13
# OF COINS(clad) - 672
# OF COINS(total) - 752
TOTAL $ - 63.06
GOLD - 14k cross
RINGS - 5
zinc pennies - 137
1 - q = .25
4 - d = .40
3 - n = .15
3 - p = .03
11 coins $0.83
1 Wheat penny - 1941
12 total coins
2011 COIN COUNT
Q - 154 = 38.50
6 - Washington - 1935(2), 41, 44, 44-d, 57-d
D - 190 = 19.00
3 - Mercury 1937, 42, 45
4 - Roosevelt - 1950-d,58-d(2),60
N - 57 = 2.85
1 - Buffalo - 1920
4- (pre 1950)1941,43 -p,47, 49
P - 271 = 2.71
2 - Large cent - 1818,1820
1 - Indian - 1908
47- wheat - 1919,24,25,30,37(2),39,40(2),41(6),
42(4),42-d,44(5),45(4),46,47,48,50,51,
52(2),52-d(2), 53,53-s,54,55(2),
56-d,57-d,58,58-d
DOL -
HALF -
FOREIGN - 13
# OF COINS(clad) - 672
# OF COINS(total) - 752
TOTAL $ - 63.06
GOLD - 14k cross
RINGS - 5
zinc pennies - 137
I went out this morning between the rain drops - hunted in the woods where I had found my first large copper. I thought I found the needle in the haystack or a fluke having not finding much of anything since. I had a penny hit and WOW - another large copper 
1818 my oldest coin to date. I couldn't believe I found another one. Now I think there is a lot more to be discovered. Also found a dime and zinc penny - had to quit because of the rain.
