My Very First Find

[Gerry M]

It was back in the 80's sometime that I bought my Fisher 1220-X detector.

The first place everone tries is their back yard and I got a strong signal underneath my apple tree.

I didn't have any proper diggers back then so I don't remember what I used, but it was fairly deep.

Out popped this vintage Victorian embossed cuff bracelet marked " STERLING +W+ ".

I can still remember what an exciting find this was and what an exciting way to start out in this hobby...

 

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[Terry Soloman]

Cool.

 

[tokameel]

Thanks for showing us & welcome to TNet!

 

[Produce Guy]

My very first find was 1-1987 penny in my front yard,and I still have it.gonna put it in a small shadow box and frame it.

 

[DigIron2]

nice find,good hunk of silver there.That'll get one hooked on hunting

 

[dirtscratcher]

Thats beautiful!

 

[RustyGold]

Awesome first find! Welcome to TN!

 

[d3t3ctr0n]

Pretty cool dude! I love to find anything, that is what makes this hobby so fun. You never know when you will come across something cool.

 

[detroitdigger]

Very cool bracelet.

 

[CoilyGirl]

What a great first find!

 

[relish]

As Phil Rizutto would say.....HOLY COW!

 

[NEPADIGGER7]

Great find congrats

 

[voodoo]

hey cool great find thanks for showing us the find and welcome to tnet.

 

[Brian C.]

Awesome find.

 

[Ole # 7]

My first find ever was yesterday, and it was a...wait for it...PULLTAB!!! My 4 year old thinks its the greatest thing EVER!!! What a fun time!!!

 

[scaupus]

cool

 

[beez0404]

My first day of metal detecting I went to a site right along a road where an old house had at one time stood. I had never used my metal detector before. But I had researched what to possibly expect with certain VDI numbers. Right away, right along the road I got a STRONG silver dollar VDI and dug up a crushed beer can. I followed that up by digging 12 more cans right in a row thinking/hoping one was a silver dollar. I passed on the next one though assuming it was just another can. But as I kept detecting I couldn't help but think that perhaps that one skipped was a dollar and not a can. So I went back and dug up can #14 for the day. It was January, I was cold, and I wasn't loving the hobby all that much at that moment. But I did find a mercury dime a week later and that made up for it.