2 trips to Crescent Beach, Vancouver BC

TheGeorgiaCanuck

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Hi all, some pics of my latest trips to Crescent Beach, Vancouver BC.

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Coins, fresh water+salt water = rusted crud clad. 1 Toonie, 1 Quarter, 4 Dimes, 9 Pennies( 2 American clad)

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Good find was a 1963 Spanish Peseta. This picture is off internet, mine is not shiney. BUT it is not rusted at least. As you can see why below.

KM-775 Aluminum-Bronze 1 Peseta (1963) Head of Franco right, FRANCISCO FRANCO CAUDILLO DE ESPANA POR LA G DE DIOS 1963
Crowned arms of Spain, Pillers of Hercules either side, UNA PESETA 1963

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Junk jewelry, copper earring I think.

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2# 24 carat gold plated squares....I think they have Hindu writing, hopefully they are not prayers. They were in plastic sealed wrappers.

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Pulltabs total

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Bottlecaps total

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Junkite bunch...



Went to White Rock Beach today, cleaning finds, will post tomorrow. GL & HH all!!
 

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That looks like a ton of work there. You have it down though. The gold will come if you keep digging those signals.

Good luck in the future. Your season is getting cold up there I know.

Take care and good hunting in the future.

DaChief!
 

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DaChief said:
That looks like a ton of work there. You have it down though. The gold will come if you keep digging those signals.

Good luck in the future. Your season is getting cold up there I know.

Take care and good hunting in the future.

DaChief!

Thanks! Yea with the Infinium, if you leave pulltabs, you WILL miss thin gold rings, etc.

Actually, the weather here is mild. Was 55F here today, partly sunny. I worked up a good sweat at the new beach. Will post those finds tomorrow. No rings tho.... :(
Vancouver has much milder winters than the rest of Canada(Victoria Island is even milder). Rains alot tho....reminds me of South Georgia in November. :fish:
 

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You were working the arm on that hunt! Keep digging, gold has to come up soon! :thumbsup:
 

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detectahead said:
You were working the arm on that hunt! Keep digging, gold has to come up soon! :thumbsup:

Too true....as a matter of fact, both my forearms are now huge.

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Nice coin finds, TGC!

I found a Hindu item like that some time ago....I think it indicates the 9 planets and there is some message that accompanies each planet...nice find

Lorraine
 

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Lorrain. said:
Nice coin finds, TGC!

I found a Hindu item like that some time ago....I think it indicates the 9 planets and there is some message that accompanies each planet...nice find

Lorraine

Actually I got a reply on those last night on another forum. This is what it said.

Hobbyist wrote "About the gold-plated squares, no they are not prayers. In Hindu astrology, it is believed that there are 9 planets which influence and shape lives. These are called the Navaratna. Each planet is represented by a particular gemstone. The gem must be large enough, totally natural and flawless. Usually 9 gems are set in a ring. The back of the setting is open so the gem will touch the wearer's skin. Those plates may be a gem dealer's selling aid, where each gem is placed in the appropriate position on the plate for the customer's approval before being mounted on an appropriate ring."

You gotta wonder though, how did they end up on the beach...they were still sealed in the plastic wrappers.
 

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