Colorado Kidd
Jr. Member
- Feb 19, 2007
- 93
- 7
- Detector(s) used
- Minelab Sovereign XS-2a pro, Tesoro Tiger Shark, Ace 250
Well,
It was a beautiful day for Colorado in March. Got up to 60 degrees for the first time this year and no wind. Sunny too. Went back the the old town lot where I've found a few old coins in two short hunts. Hunted about 2 hours today. Boy, that place is trashy. I thought I was going to go nuts with all the signals. I was hunting with the disc. turned up to pulltab but decided to drop it down and tough it out. Glad I did because the next signal was a 1914 Buffalo nickel, my first ever. Got another good signal and thought, yea yea another piece of tin can. Then my daughter rolled a coin out of the pile. 1909 V Nickel, another first for me. The lady that lives next door to the empty lot, in one of the original downtown buildings, hears us whooping and hollering and comes out. We showed her what we had found and she tells us that we can hunt her yard and the lot on the other side of her any time we want. Now the other lot was the site of a hotel in the 1880's. There is so much metal there that I will be busy all summer. I plan to do some sifting too. Here are some pics.
This is my first old button and I think its a dandy. I can just imagine some farmer driving home in his model T with his overall strap flapping and cursing his rotten luck.
This is the lot where the hotel stood.
Also got permission to hunt here. Don't know what the bussiness was that was here.
Here are the kids with our two hard won old coins.
Here is a closeup of them.
The trash was mighty today. Filled my pouch twice. Worth it though.
Thanks for looking. I'll be back there next Saturday. Happy hunting.
It was a beautiful day for Colorado in March. Got up to 60 degrees for the first time this year and no wind. Sunny too. Went back the the old town lot where I've found a few old coins in two short hunts. Hunted about 2 hours today. Boy, that place is trashy. I thought I was going to go nuts with all the signals. I was hunting with the disc. turned up to pulltab but decided to drop it down and tough it out. Glad I did because the next signal was a 1914 Buffalo nickel, my first ever. Got another good signal and thought, yea yea another piece of tin can. Then my daughter rolled a coin out of the pile. 1909 V Nickel, another first for me. The lady that lives next door to the empty lot, in one of the original downtown buildings, hears us whooping and hollering and comes out. We showed her what we had found and she tells us that we can hunt her yard and the lot on the other side of her any time we want. Now the other lot was the site of a hotel in the 1880's. There is so much metal there that I will be busy all summer. I plan to do some sifting too. Here are some pics.
This is my first old button and I think its a dandy. I can just imagine some farmer driving home in his model T with his overall strap flapping and cursing his rotten luck.
This is the lot where the hotel stood.
Also got permission to hunt here. Don't know what the bussiness was that was here.
Here are the kids with our two hard won old coins.
Here is a closeup of them.
The trash was mighty today. Filled my pouch twice. Worth it though.
Thanks for looking. I'll be back there next Saturday. Happy hunting.
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