2nd week of finds, 2nd post ever - silver at goodies at the park again!!

[dgree]

Hit up the same park I hunted last week and spent an afternoon at a school further into town. The school was built in 1928.
I figure I'm either getting better at reading the signals my tracker II is giving out or I'm just getting luckier at this game, because I keep finding more and more stuff. I didn't locate any silver coins this week, but I keep reading that if I find wheats, I'm bound to find silver! I gotta get back out to the old school as soon as my schedule permits, now that classes are over I shouldn't have to wait until the afternoon to get hunting!

Alright! On to the spoils!!


I was able to locate .925 on both the interior of the charm and on the clasp of the chain - both dug within inches of one another:


Damaged Indian:


Ring marked "Sterling ESPO" ends up its a company the made costume jewelry starting in '51:


Another ring marked .925 - missing the stone, though!!


Silver pin?? Cant find markings on it anywhere!!


Old copper button:


9 Wheats in total, oldest date is 1928, I actually found 4 in the same hole!!


Broken Belt Buckle marked "1974" on the back - Man, I would've liked to have found this baby intact!


Thanks for looking everyone!! I will certainly upload again next week as my quest for treasure hunting glory continues! I plan on getting something like an Ace 350 in the next month or so. I want to make sure I get plenty of hunting in this summer and fall because winter is really gonna kick us out of the hobby up there in the North East. >.<

 

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[GoGoGopher]

OK...Forget you coming up here to hunt...We are coming down there...lol.
Great finds!

HH,

 

[Gimmie The Loot]

nice stuff! If you find wheaties, you are definitely in the silver coin range... After the last wheat penny they made silver coins for another 6 years... that indian seals the deal. If that is there, there HAS to be a silver coin there! Last night I got a '40 merc at 6 inches but had to dig out the crusty zincoln penny that was 4" above it... not an easy signal to decipher. Work slow and when in doubt dig it out.

 

[CASPER-2]

CONGRATS ON FINDS