Really? A doorknob?

[natepen]

Ran down the street to the town's local park and detected for a couple hours. Deep signals but no coins later than 1977. Although I did find an old doorknob about six inches down which was quite surprising since I was detecting where there was once a baseball field and now holds our outdoor ice rink. I'll take it though. I was just glad to get out detecting instead of out shoveling snow.

 

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[Minrelica]

I think that a lot of parks were at one time dumps. Actually, around here I know for a fact they were. SO much odd trash.

That's a nice knob you found though.

EDIT: I just noticed you were from Minnesota so there ya go..

 

[natepen]

Yeah, I talked to my dad and he was saying that before a park it was just a field and probably was used as a dump.
Are you making fun my accent there?

I think that a lot of parks were at one time dumps. Actually, around here I know for a fact they were. SO much odd trash.

That's a nice knob you found though.

EDIT: I just noticed you were from Minnesota so there ya go..

 

[Minrelica]

Yeah, I talked to my dad and he was saying that before a park it was just a field and probably was used as a dump.
Are you making fun my accent there?

Naw, I wouldn't make fun of anyone's accent + I'm from there [here] too.

The spelling in my profile is just a little "different" since it was borrowed from the WIKI page.

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

That's a great looking knob you've got there Nate!

 

[CoinandRelicMan]

Our house was supposedly built late 1940s and our doors have knobs like that! Cool

 

[jewelerguy]

maybe it's the top of a really huge diamond ring

 

[oldsalty19]

some collectors pay big bucks for those glass door knobs.....nice find

 

[Michiganne]

Congrats on a cool door knob!

HH