Two Week Summary Garrett 250

[pcdigger]

This among several pounds of trash metal. I'm new to this and have been digging everything that has a signal.

 

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[mihmar79]

nice finds, and its good that u digging evrything for now, by time u will skip some signals.

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[GreenHat]

That's some great finds! I especially like that little flask. Good stuff!

 

[Metdet49]

Nice collection of finds pc. That's the reward for digging every signal, plus you get to learn your machine and what it is telling you. My hunting partner uses a 250, but he sets his on the coins only setting and moves very quickly through a site. As a result he doesn't find hardly anything. I on the other hand keep my discr. just above iron and dig all repeatable targets (and some that are not repeatable). Enjoy and HH.

 

[DFX DAVE in M.D.]

Nice finds, keep digging it all. I have found small gold rings that were reading pull tabs.

 

[vpnavy]

Great finds! Thanks for sharing...

 

[DEHUNTER74]

Very cool finds!

 

[bikermike]

pcdigger,

You sure are hitting some good sites. Nice looking collection.

Mike

 

[Old Dude]

Looks like some good finds, not trash at all. Is that Washington in first position, second row inside the necklace a silver? Looks like it but the date looks like a '65 when I blow up the pic. As said before, keep digging up everything. You will profit in more ways than one.

 

[Papalittle]

I love my Ace250 it is a real good coin finder.

 

[Argentium]

Did you find a silver quarter ?- looks like it in the photo -

 

[surface finder]

Nice finds, keep digging it all. I have found small gold rings that were reading pull tabs.

I keep reading about the pull tabs = good luck thing. Nice finds here, very motivating for the beginner.

 

[pcdigger]

Looks like some good finds, not trash at all. Is that Washington in first position, second row inside the necklace a silver? Looks like it but the date looks like a '65 when I blow up the pic. As said before, keep digging up everything. You will profit in more ways than one.

Unfortunately that's a 1969 quarter inside the necklace. More info: U.S. Mess kit spoon left, silver (I think) spoon right, numerous shotgun shell casings, a wide assortment of coins with the earliest being 40's wheats and a 43 steel cent. Inside the necklace is a large cent that's almost smooth and some kind of oriental coin. Top by the lipstick tubes is a "Round and Round She Goes" saloon token that still spins. That's a marble door knob upper left. A snuff container by the door knob, and a photo locket below the snuff container. A leaf necklace of some kind, copper I think.

I am fortunate enough to live on an 1896 home site and the targets are dense. Just got into this hobby. I have a table outside with all kinds of relics that I haven't cleaned up.

Oh, and that's some kind of crossed rifle thingy with USA stamped on it second row center top right below some jar lid with 1898 in the glass.

 

[AQUA]

Nice collection...looks like you had a lot of fun right there. !!!

 

[pcdigger]

I might as well post this thing I found yesterday, I have no idea what it is. I do know that's a Matchbox ambulance though, lol. Found in front yard with yet another 12 gauge shotgun shell casing and some more pennies. One would think a war was going on here from all the shell casings I've found in the past week.

 

[Msbeepbeep]

I still dig trash, and foil, that's where the gold hides!
Nice finds! You'll be posting the gold and silver soon! GL. HH!

PCDigger-- I could use that to attach to the top of my head phones when I'm detecting, no one would come near me! Lol!
It's a "leave me alone , I'm detecting" charm!

 

[BY Digger]

Looks like the front part of a boot puller. We had one long ago shaped like a long beetle.