Leon
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Hello all,,,
My friend and I snuck back out one more time before the weekend ended. No parks this time, we decided to hit the ol' cache site and get into "Gold Mode", digging foil, & pull-tab signals. Well, I lasted to about the 75th pull-tab and said that's enough of that.
I didn't dig too many low readings after that. The first keeper for the day was this 1888 IH. It's a little worn, and the ground looks to have been pretty rough on it. It was at a depth of only 5" down and was giving the Cz a very strong High-tone.

The only other keeper for the day, other than the 19 cents in clad I had found, was the old flat button.. It has kind of a crinkled rim, and a wafer type pattern in the center. I believe it's made of copper and measures: 1-1/8" in diameter, and about an 1/8" thick...
I hope you all have enjoyed the weekend, I know I had a great time hunting with Gary, and putting the skunk on him...
Good luck all, & Happy hunting~
My friend and I snuck back out one more time before the weekend ended. No parks this time, we decided to hit the ol' cache site and get into "Gold Mode", digging foil, & pull-tab signals. Well, I lasted to about the 75th pull-tab and said that's enough of that.

I didn't dig too many low readings after that. The first keeper for the day was this 1888 IH. It's a little worn, and the ground looks to have been pretty rough on it. It was at a depth of only 5" down and was giving the Cz a very strong High-tone.

The only other keeper for the day, other than the 19 cents in clad I had found, was the old flat button.. It has kind of a crinkled rim, and a wafer type pattern in the center. I believe it's made of copper and measures: 1-1/8" in diameter, and about an 1/8" thick...
I hope you all have enjoyed the weekend, I know I had a great time hunting with Gary, and putting the skunk on him...

Good luck all, & Happy hunting~
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