1879 Morgan found at beach.Update.

[Rob66]

Finally got me a camera.Here is that 1879 Morgan i found at the beach of all places.
And a few other finds.

Morgan found at beach
radio
butterfly hair clip
some buttons heart earring silver
some pins girl scout?
1937 buffalo found cape code along with another Morgan
1961,1962,dime
1949,1939,1966 Jefferson
silver heart pendant
copper bracelet
chucky token
1941 mercury
10 peso
Canadian cent 1942
dog bone
The little snoopy smaller then a dime was found 5" down in sand at tot lot found with silver Umax.Killer machine!!!!

And tons of change most already spent.
all found this year hunting part, part time. need to pick up speed the the tesoro in hand i think I will be doing that.

Thanks for looking.
Rob

 

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[Rob66]

You found that beautiful Morgan at the beach? NICE! So what was the story on that? Are you in So. Cal? Nice bunch of goodies, WTG. (Glad you got a camera.)

yep couldn't believe it myself.

i don't think it will happen again.
Rob

 

[thompy]

thats not a 3 legged buffalo is it?

 

[Rob66]

thats not a 3 legged buffalo is it?

Unfortunatly not.

 

[Tom_in_CA]

What part of CA are you in? Sheesk, oldies at the beach at this time of year? (a silver dollar too no less). Hmm, usually beaches are sanding in at this time of year. I usually only find old coins after winter storms, but have heard that sometimes spring brings sand "in", that can have old coins in it too. Ie.: mother nature is still "re-arranging" the sand to fix for the winter erosion perhaps, and you can find scallops and slopes in non-storm times too, when this happens.

Do tell a bit more about where the oldies were coming up. Dry sand? Wet sand? open-facing beach? cove/protected beach? Why is the silver shiny? I mean, did you clean it, or did it come out that way? Usually beach silver is black from the salt, after any length of time. Or did you find them up in the high & dry dunes?

 

[Rob66]

What part of CA are you in? Sheesk, oldies at the beach at this time of year? (a silver dollar too no less). Hmm, usually beaches are sanding in at this time of year. I usually only find old coins after winter storms, but have heard that sometimes spring brings sand "in", that can have old coins in it too. Ie.: mother nature is still "re-arranging" the sand to fix for the winter erosion perhaps, and you can find scallops and slopes in non-storm times too, when this happens.

Do tell a bit more about where the oldies were coming up. Dry sand? Wet sand? open-facing beach? cove/protected beach? Why is the silver shiny? I mean, did you clean it, or did it come out that way? Usually beach silver is black from the salt, after any length of time. Or did you find them up in the high & dry dunes?

Dry sands 25 feet from bench mark Huntington Beach.ya never know what you are going to find. we figure it was a conversation piece or fell of a buckle. I only hunt wet sand and water edge with mt GT for jewelry.
The waves here the the last few months have been narly.

 

[Weasel_Loader]

I've been wanting to hit Huntington Beach for some time now as my first beach hunt. I now live out in the desert, but that beach was my favorite as a teenager.

 

[Rob66]

Cool come on down!!! I like hitting the beach 5-6 am,-hunt in the nice cool weather till around 9-11 before everyone arrives and the sun is too hot. Been watchin ocean force huntington beach too on T.V just to scope out were everyone hang out at.

 

[pookie-princess of rust]

thats not a 3 legged buffalo is it?

3 legged buffalo??
cool finds

 

[Zincoln Miner]

a mint worker rubbed out a leg from the die of the indian head nickel.a few were struck and put in circulation before being noticed.

 

[Rob66]

thats not a 3 legged buffalo is it?

3 legged buffalo??
cool finds

3 legged buffalo; error coin ,worth nice penny.It has only three legs.