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  1. #1
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    Feb 2010
    Vancouver WA
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    Washington State Parks Rules and Regulations

    Just found this Info and Wanted to Share It with every one In WA!!! If your Planning on hunting In State Parks go to the Link provided!!!!

    http://www.parks.wa.gov/publications...20brochure.pdf

    HH and Good Luck Chug
    Found my first gold for 2011!!!! One gold and diamond ring, and one 22 carat gold ring from Europe!!!!!

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    Mar 2007
    Salinas, CA
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    Re: Washington State Parks Rules and Regulations

    thanx for posting that link. Again confirmation that the old addage of us having to avoid all state parks in all states, is not correct.

    I had to chuckle at some of the brochure: Did you notice that the coins you could keep are "coins in circulation" and/or "contemporary coins"? So technically wheaties and silver coins (which are no longer in circulation) you would have to turn in? Or could you keep them under the logic that *occasionally* a wheatie or silver roosie is still circulating? (as evidenced by coin-roll hunter hobbyists).

    Or how about the lost & found verbage? You can hunt the wet sand beaches of all Washington state owned beaches, but must turn in all rings and valuables (except contemporary coins) to lost & found/police laws. Well, sure. This is true of ALL states, as EVERY state has always had lost & found laws on the books (to prevent you from keeping bundles of cash that fell out of a brinks armored car, or keeping the cow that wanders out through a hole in a farmer's fence, etc....).

    And don't you love the 6" deep rule (with 2" long screwdriver to retreive with)? For sure there are rangers lurking about with rulers, to measure the depth of holes. And those same rangers are equipped with magnifying glasses to read the dates on your coins, to determine if they are "circulating" age range, or "antiquities". Anytime you fill one of those application cards out, a ranger is appointed to accompany you around to do those tasks, so be careful!

    The only other thing I'd add, is that this brochure would only apply to state parks there, and not other levels/entities parks. Ie.: county land, city land, federal land, etc.... would be different (city & county land typically silent on the issue, ...... and best left that way ).
    Metal detecting is my one worldy vice!

  3. #3
    us
    Feb 2010
    Vancouver WA
    Chug)Whites Classic 5 ID, (Red Whites Coin master Pro)
    5,228
    105 times
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting
    Honorable Mentions (1)

    Re: Washington State Parks Rules and Regulations

    Thanks to the CRH hunters There is proof that Older coins are still in Circulation!!!!!
    Found my first gold for 2011!!!! One gold and diamond ring, and one 22 carat gold ring from Europe!!!!!

 

 

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