Patrol
Sr. Member
- Dec 4, 2006
- 279
- 13
- š Honorable Mentions:
- 1
- Detector(s) used
- Garrett Ace 250, Whites Surf II, Garrett AT Pro
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
After showing my wife the beautiful rings and jewelry some of the other Tnetterās have found she insisted that we go to Daytona Beach and go MDāing during Spring Break. The first day, we hit in front of one of the clubs on the beach. I found some āblingā and my wife found a fair amount of clad. I then found a ten dollar bill in the sand and the competition was on.
The next morning we did the same thing at the same place. This time I found a one dollar bill and a money clip with driverās license, debit card and gift cards in the sand. I also found some assorted clad. My wife hates to be outdone so she found a twenty dollar bill in the sand and assorted clad.
The third day she had to play golf (retirement is tough) so I went alone to our favorite spot. Someone had gotten there before me. It was gridded out like a football field and all that was left was twelve cents in clad. That being the case I tried spot a little south of that spot and lo and behold I found twenty-five dollars in bills in the sand. Thatās a total of fifty-six bucks for a few hours work.
When I got home I researched the name on the Driverās License in the money clip I found the day before. I plugged it into the internet and it gave me a phone number in Louisville, KY. I called that number and left a message. An hour later I received a phone call from a concerned and relieved Mom. She said her son had called her that morning and told her of his lost money clip. She was able to contact him and in turn he contacted us to arrange a meeting.(see attached pic.) We met him at his hotel on the beach. He was one happy Spring Breaker. He had money to spend and ID to prove his age.
Attached is a picture of the āblingā made of plated brass, the Spring Breakerās money clip and a picture of one happy and sunburned breaker.
The next morning we did the same thing at the same place. This time I found a one dollar bill and a money clip with driverās license, debit card and gift cards in the sand. I also found some assorted clad. My wife hates to be outdone so she found a twenty dollar bill in the sand and assorted clad.
The third day she had to play golf (retirement is tough) so I went alone to our favorite spot. Someone had gotten there before me. It was gridded out like a football field and all that was left was twelve cents in clad. That being the case I tried spot a little south of that spot and lo and behold I found twenty-five dollars in bills in the sand. Thatās a total of fifty-six bucks for a few hours work.
When I got home I researched the name on the Driverās License in the money clip I found the day before. I plugged it into the internet and it gave me a phone number in Louisville, KY. I called that number and left a message. An hour later I received a phone call from a concerned and relieved Mom. She said her son had called her that morning and told her of his lost money clip. She was able to contact him and in turn he contacted us to arrange a meeting.(see attached pic.) We met him at his hotel on the beach. He was one happy Spring Breaker. He had money to spend and ID to prove his age.
Attached is a picture of the āblingā made of plated brass, the Spring Breakerās money clip and a picture of one happy and sunburned breaker.
