Back to the park for more

[McCDig]

After a day on the road Saturday, I dropped my Dad off and headed back to the city park where I found the silver ring.
From what I'm digging it seems that no one has detected here for awhile.

I pretty much grid-searched a small area and then tested two other spots.

Did find 3+ dollars in clad, remains of an Eisenhower Museum pin, a religious pin, an old circular lead piece, and....another ring. This one is copper with a surface plating but is an interesting Roman numeral ring with numbers 1 through 6.

Happy hunting and thank you for checking out the finds!

 

[scruggs]

Good assortment of finds...looks like you had a GOOD DAY!

 

[trapperart]

Congrats on a nice bunch of finds

 

[McCDig]

Thanks Scruggs. It was a dime day. This place has more dimes than anything else.

 

[McCDig]

Thanks Art! The ring was shallow. The "gold" tone had me goin' for just a bit.

 

[Loco-Digger]

Congrats on getting out and enjoying the hobby. Dimes are the smallest coin and are easily hid by the blades of grass. I often wonder how the large halves and dollar coins get lost due to their size.

 

[against the wind]

Thanks for the post,
The Roman Numerals Ring is pretty cool
Congrats

 

[Tuberale]

Sweet finds. Thanks for sharing!

 

[Tommy G]

That's the great thing about parks - you are guaranteed a wide variety of finds; and you landed some nice ones. Congrats!

 

[McCDig]

Thanks L-D! I see what you mean; you'd likely not see a lost dime. Got out for a short hunt this AM and found little of note, except a 135 y.o. penny. Last IHP was on May 5th. Very happy to see this one in the hole today.

 

[McCDig]

Thanks Tommy G. This place has some potential. Pretty much a mid-20th century neighborhood.

 

[McCDig]

Thanks ATW. It was pretty cool to find back-to-back rings from the same park.

 

[McCDig]

Thanks Tuberale. Looks like we have an interesting hunt planned for Thursday. Stay tuned and thanks for your comments.