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37 degrees, 40 miles, for 2 cents

cjon455

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My results lately haven't been too post worthy, still waiting for my cornfield to get cut so I got out for a bit after work to a previous spot of mine this morning and managed 2 wheats, a button w/ a train on it, and this old copper ring, ehh......... Photo11031040.webpPhoto11051702.webp
 
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The button with the train is likely a snap cover from overalls. I've found one before-- forgot the brand, but pretty cool as an older style brand mark.
 
Yea the pickens are slim down this way also, but you get an A for effort. It sure is nice to get out in November. 60 degrees on the horizon. Good luck to ya...............Rich
 
Hey, its better than a pouch full of pull tabs, foil and bottle caps. Actually, I like to find those old copper/brass wedding rings. What are the dates on the wheats?
 
Finding those old coin is always interesting. It getting metal detecting time around. Cold weather. Clearing out the brush in the woods.
i can hear the woods calling out my name...lol RelicsVirginia
 
Just remember: a bad day metal detecting STILL beats a good day at work! They are actually cutting the corn here already. Usually it's first day of buck before they cut. The only bad thing is this though: they aren't discing after so you have a foot to a foot and a half of corn stalk to deal with. A for effort and better luck next time!

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We all have had days like that. My hunting buddy Rick keeps telling me, "it's hunting not gathering".
Keep a stiff upper lib, Chap.
ZDD
 
At least your getting something, wheaties always make me feel better. AND your getting great gas mileage LOL
 
It sounds like my morning hunt minus the extreme cold, and I had to travel the 37 miles to get to work anyway. My take, TWO CENT, 1977d, 1962d. I didn't even score a wheat. On a positive note, I don't believe I've ever dug a 62d copper penny.

Maybe tomorrow.

HH.
 
I hunted 3 new places today all I got was 2 Lincolns, rosie 1965 and 380 round. Still nice to get out whi.le we can. Going out all day Saturday.
 
Yeah it was definitely nice to get out, and it sure beats finding nothing, but I was on a pretty good roll early on this season and the past few weeks were not so hot, but I know its not always peaches and sunshine, I love detecting in the fall with the crisp air, fall colors and best of all, peace and quiet, no little kids running around lol.
 
Could have been like me tonight. 3 hours and only a old washer. But hey any day I can get out is a good day to me. Good luck out there.
 
Dude any time you take the time and effort to MD and find anything is a good day! Congrats! As TH'ers we realize what's out there, it 's what keeps us going. Even a what's it is interesting cause you never know . It's part of the magic , because one of these days you will find. "It"... Remember the rest of us and post pics! HH!
 
Hey, its better than a pouch full of pull tabs, foil and bottle caps. Actually, I like to find those old copper/brass wedding rings. What are the dates on the wheats?
56 and 51, thanks!
 
Dude any time you take the time and effort to MD and find anything is a good day! Congrats! As TH'ers we realize what's out there, it 's what keeps us going. Even a what's it is interesting cause you never know . It's part of the magic , because one of these days you will find. "It"... Remember the rest of us and post pics! HH!

I totally agree with ya, just gets frustrating driving and searchin for new spots lol
 
At least your getting something, wheaties always make me feel better. AND your getting great gas mileage LOL

lol, 31.4 mpg. Not bad, heck I need it with the amount of miles I put on my car looking for a good spot lol
 

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