Metal Detector Permit

[jgoetz4]

I found my Metal Detector Permit from 1978, when I lived in Baltimore City. It wasn't required but a few of my friends had them and they said the authorities will leave you alone if you have one. Never was stopped and asked "what are you doing here"?
Jim

 

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[ticndig]

That's a treasure in itself . very cool . thanks for sharing.

 

[pepperj]

I found my Metal Detector Permit from 1978, when I lived in Baltimore City. It wasn't required but a few of my friends had them and they said the authorities will leave you alone if you have one. Never was stopped and asked "what are you doing here"?
Jim

That's pretty neat piece of detecting history.
45 yrs ago now.
Silver was easier to find back then.😁

 

[ArfieBoy]

Cool! I guess it worked for you!

 

[jgoetz4]

That's pretty neat piece of detecting history.
45 yrs ago now.
Silver was easier to find back then.😁

Thanks My cousin, a friend of ours and myself use to detect in Patterson park, Druid Hill park and I think even Leakin park among other places. We would find a lot of IHP and a few Seated & Barber coinage. My cousin was famous for taking his detector to the beaches and would usually find at least a diamond ring, if nothing else.
Jim

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Cool !