1953 Military ID and 1 Rosie

[alb1]

Found both of these at my local hot spot on post. The wallet I found this ID in was toast. It belonged to a 22 yr old PVT 5'8 and a skinny 136lbs! Sadly the picture has faded away. I also found two rusted keys in the wallets coin purse. Nearby it I found the 48-S Rosie. This makes #5 silver FTY and my 12th at this small wooded park. Recently I changed my settings from auto to manual and use slower sweeps and it's paid off with more good hits between all the trash and pull tabs.

 

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[vpnavy]

Nice find. It would be neat if you can find the owner based on his serial number and return it to his family as a keepsake.

 

[Trezurehunter]

Nice finds. I like that ID card. I agree with VPNavy. Would be nice if you can find the family.

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Nice job on the wallet and silver! IMHO, running the Minelab detectors in manual have always produced better finds for me, just have to listen to a bit of back talk from the machine.

 

[deershed]

That would be Awesome on a return to a family member. That was my Dads birth year and if I had it returned to me, I'd frame that thing.
Congrats on the Rosie too!!

 

[trapperart]

Congrats

 

[7up2000]

Super nice rosie. And that military ID is unique. It's interesting how you changed your technique.....good advice to follow. If things aren't working, try something different.

 

[Patriot Relics]

Haha can't say I'm surprised that it was a "pvt" private that lost it. Probably caught a bit of flack for sure... as we all did as an E-1

 

[A2coins]

That would be sweet to return it I would bet they remember losing it cause he would have to replace it ASAP> LOL

 

[seabee89]

Cool finds. The ID card is super. That is the one thing I ALWAYS tried to keep my hand on!!