A gathering of the local Treasure Seekers

Diggincoinz · Apr 4, 2010

Yesterday after our monthly meeting we all took a ride out to a 1850 Cobblestone homestead that I previously had talked with the owners and gained permission to do a group hunt at. The weather was awsome! Although we did find a few old wheaties and another member found a dateless SLQ there wasn't really much around other than junk. A couple of pieces of forks and between two members came up with a pair of brass balls.

I had three early wheaties, a 1942 clad nickel and I had this great quarter reading and of coures it was under a big 5 inch tree root but I kept at it and dug it out. Ended up being a nice 1952 1 Frank from Switzerland :thumbsup:

Our monthly meeting we had outside in the parking lot, the community center must have forgot to tell us that the building was closed for Easter weekend but it was sunny and nice outside and we didn't mind any. Then off for brunch at Gus' Family Restaurant where my wife was waitressing at the time, a good time for all of us...

Sorry for the "Big pictures".

Diggincoinz · Apr 4, 2010

a few more...

~Audiz~ · Apr 4, 2010

I didn't make the meeting kept checking :icon_scratch:

the site didn't see the date so assumed wasn't gonna be on :-[

did go out detecting at some schools and park, come home with a 1920 wheatie and a very sore back. I can just kick myself...

Diggincoinz · Apr 4, 2010

Oh it wasn't posted on our website. We didn't want a influx of people there who weren't invited or folks trying to show up prior to our visit LOL. Although it was a nice afternoon there we did not have many great digs. Honestly this 1 Frank was the best of the day. I have a couple other pics but was having a difficult time uploading them not sure if it was TNet or just the size of these files. :dontknow:

The Community Center was locked up tight! They didn't inform us that with the holiday weekend that we couldn't use the classroom. Oh well, we had it outside in the warm sun and shade :icon_thumright: