I found a 1912 Barber Dime and a 1903 V Nickel, a 1946 Washington Nickel, a Sterling Silver Ring, and some wheatās, 1918, 25, 40 and a 56.
I conducted 5 hunts at 3 different sites, hunting one of them 3 times. At that site I saw 6 different guys metal detecting, I talked to 2.
I found a few items that I donāt know anything about. The disc with the Egyptian
Landscape is hinged and it looks like it was fastened to a thin sheet of metal. It might be a decoration for a horse saddle. Iād be writing all day trying to describe the other strange items. Most of the strange items where found not far from an old livery stable location or along parade routes.
On a side note:
Iāve finally figured out whoās been leaving deep pick ax holes and trash at our public demolition sites around here (not one of the two guyās I talked to).
Itās the out of towers that are hitting inland demolitions sites, working them at a mad pace not covering up holes and leaving trash targets. So for now on Iām truing the local boys out on my worked demos. And when I see an out of towner at one before Iāve worked it, Iāll call them sooner. I donāt like policing behind adults, sad, but true.
HH
Please make sure to cover up your holes, even on demolition sites. If we don't, the city will stop us all together. Thanks.
I conducted 5 hunts at 3 different sites, hunting one of them 3 times. At that site I saw 6 different guys metal detecting, I talked to 2.
I found a few items that I donāt know anything about. The disc with the Egyptian
Landscape is hinged and it looks like it was fastened to a thin sheet of metal. It might be a decoration for a horse saddle. Iād be writing all day trying to describe the other strange items. Most of the strange items where found not far from an old livery stable location or along parade routes.
On a side note:
Iāve finally figured out whoās been leaving deep pick ax holes and trash at our public demolition sites around here (not one of the two guyās I talked to).
Itās the out of towers that are hitting inland demolitions sites, working them at a mad pace not covering up holes and leaving trash targets. So for now on Iām truing the local boys out on my worked demos. And when I see an out of towner at one before Iāve worked it, Iāll call them sooner. I donāt like policing behind adults, sad, but true.
HH
Please make sure to cover up your holes, even on demolition sites. If we don't, the city will stop us all together. Thanks.
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