Roland58
Bronze Member
- Oct 3, 2010
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- Detector(s) used
- Fisher F75 standard (last 3 yrs.)
CTX-3030 10-04-13
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Well, this was an interesting day. Got a call from Lakemonster and, with only a short time to hunt, we decided to hit a park that is about halfway between us. Lakemonster was trying out his just bought today White's VX3.....he was exited and I was glad for him. We both began to pick up signals right away and began finding a little clad. On about my 3rd or 4th hit, I got a strange looking zincoln signal on my F75.....jumping from about 68 to 78, so, I dug. Around 4" down I find my zincoln, recheck the hole and there is my 78 signal, whoa?! Digging a little deeper, I called Lakemonster over, he checked with his new machine and agreed with the assessment......another good signal about 8 1/2 inches down. A little more digging and there it was....a dog tag! No, wait....not a dog tag....it is 5 Dongs!! A little more poking around with the Garrett Propointer and, hot dog! (no pun intended) another 5 Dongs! A zincoln at 4" and 10 Dongs at 8 1/2" - 9"!! Here is a pic:
We continued to hit our share of clad and Lakemonster scores some silver with a little ladybug ring, maybe he will pop in with a pic. Just a few minutes later, after exhausting the tot lot of change, I hit a solid high quarter signal on the F75, an unwavering 86, so, I dig and this pops out:
It's hard to read, but, it does say "Sterling" inside the band. The sapphire is fake, however....the star does not follow the primary light source, it remains stationary. But, it is a heavy, solid silver ring! Today's take was not a bad one for a short hunt, about two hours or so:
A silver ring, a foil butterfly, a button, some clad and, can you get a grip on this...........10 Dongs!! I have found Mexican coins, Canadian coins and, now, two Vietnamese coins! Obviously, a drop from some Vietnam vet. Wherever he may be, my thanks go out to him for his service to our great country!!
We continued to hit our share of clad and Lakemonster scores some silver with a little ladybug ring, maybe he will pop in with a pic. Just a few minutes later, after exhausting the tot lot of change, I hit a solid high quarter signal on the F75, an unwavering 86, so, I dig and this pops out:
It's hard to read, but, it does say "Sterling" inside the band. The sapphire is fake, however....the star does not follow the primary light source, it remains stationary. But, it is a heavy, solid silver ring! Today's take was not a bad one for a short hunt, about two hours or so:
A silver ring, a foil butterfly, a button, some clad and, can you get a grip on this...........10 Dongs!! I have found Mexican coins, Canadian coins and, now, two Vietnamese coins! Obviously, a drop from some Vietnam vet. Wherever he may be, my thanks go out to him for his service to our great country!!
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