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2011 Totals from my 1st full year-video!

Shark27

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This is my first full year of metal detecting and I had a great time hunting mostly urban areas of San Diego. I learned a lot about the older neighborhoods, canyons & parks that I pullled over 4,871 coins & 36 relics from. I put together a small video of some of my finds.

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great looking finds, you sure found a ton of keys
 
Nice video,also good music,Joe Jackson. :hello2:
 
Hi shark you sure had some great finds this year. I am in San Diego also I usually hunt the beaches as it is easier on my back but do get in a few park hunts a year. Have you ever tried hunting near Morley field across from the naval hospital. The boy scouts used that area back in the twentys or thirtys I believe and while I have found only one old coin ( a merc) there I have heard of people finding pins and other things from that era from the boy scouts. It is hard for me to dig the hard ground there so I leave that to the young guys. Good Luck and HH. Ted
 
San Diego Ted said:
Hi shark you sure had some great finds this year. I am in San Diego also I usually hunt the beaches as it is easier on my back but do get in a few park hunts a year. Have you ever tried hunting near Morley field across from the naval hospital. The boy scouts used that area back in the twentys or thirtys I believe and while I have found only one old coin ( a merc) there I have heard of people finding pins and other things from that era from the boy scouts. It is hard for me to dig the hard ground there so I leave that to the young guys. Good Luck and HH. Ted

Thanks! Yes, I have hunted Morley Field and I have also found some cool older coins (mercs & wheats) there. My best find from there is the 1 ounce silver round pictured in the video. I agree it's hard ground and hunted out but there is always an interesting find to be had if you go slow and know where to look as a lot of the ground is fill. Thanks again and happy hunting.

Shark27
 

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