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Clad2Silver

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Eastern Connecticut
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Garrett AT Max/ Garrett AT Pro/ Garrett Ace 400/ Garrett Pro Pointer 2 / Garrett Z-Lynk AT Propointer
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Metal Detecting
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Last week I hit a soccer field I hadn't hunted in five years and came away with $5.53 in clad and a sterling silver cross and chain. There are four fields in this particular spot complex and today I went back to hunt field #2. I spent two hours hunting and dug clad coins worth $7.96. Most were fairly shallow, between two and three inches deep. The best find of the day was a coin spill worth $1.83..............3 zincs, 1 nickel, and 7 quarters.
 
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View attachment 2179337 Last week I hit a soccer field I hadn't hunted in five years and came away with $5.53 in clad and a sterling silver cross and chain. There are four fields in this particular spot complex and today I went back to hunt field #2. I spent two hours hunting and dug clad coins worth $7.96. Most were fairly shallow, between two and three inches GREAT CESARS GHOST !!! WOW you did fantastic. But i have a question for you. Do you CLAIM your finds to the IESep. The best find of the day was a coin spill worth $1.83..............3 zincs, 1 nickel, and 7 quarters
GREAT CAESAR'S GHOST !!! WOW you did fantastic. But i have a question for you. Do you CLAIM your finds to the I R S ???? Nice going
 
View attachment 2179337 Last week I hit a soccer field I hadn't hunted in five years and came away with $5.53 in clad and a sterling silver cross and chain. There are four fields in this particular spot complex and today I went back to hunt field #2. I spent two hours hunting and dug clad coins worth $7.96. Most were fairly shallow, between two and three inches deep. The best find of the day was a coin spill worth $1.83..............3 zincs, 1 nickel, and 7 quarters.
Nice!!! Congrats!!!
 
GREAT CAESAR'S GHOST !!! WOW you did fantastic. But i have a question for you. Do you CLAIM your finds to the I R S ???? Nice going
Great Ceaser's Ghost? You remind me of Perry White the editor in chief of the Daily Planet in the old Superman TV show. Anyway, thanks for the compliment. I coubt the IRS wants my measly $7.96 but if they do, I'll write of more than enough to actually get me a refund.....cost of gas to hunt site and back, cost of equipment, depreciation of that same equipment, etc. etc. :laughing7:
 
View attachment 2179337 Last week I hit a soccer field I hadn't hunted in five years and came away with $5.53 in clad and a sterling silver cross and chain. There are four fields in this particular spot complex and today I went back to hunt field #2. I spent two hours hunting and dug clad coins worth $7.96. Most were fairly shallow, between two and three inches deep. The best find of the day was a coin spill worth $1.83..............3 zincs, 1 nickel, and 7 quarters.
Great Ceaser's Ghost? You remind me of Perry White the editor in chief of the Daily Planet in the old Superman TV show. Anyway, thanks for the compliment. I coubt the IRS wants my measly $7.96 but if they do, I'll write of more than enough to actually get me a refund.....cost of gas to hunt site and back, cost of equipment, depreciation of that same equipment, etc. etc. :laughing7:
For real!
 
View attachment 2179337 Last week I hit a soccer field I hadn't hunted in five years and came away with $5.53 in clad and a sterling silver cross and chain. There are four fields in this particular spot complex and today I went back to hunt field #2. I spent two hours hunting and dug clad coins worth $7.96. Most were fairly shallow, between two and three inches deep. The best find of the day was a coin spill worth $1.83..............3 zincs, 1 nickel, and 7 quarters.
that's a lotta beeps to dig up, looks like fun
 
Great hunt! Congratulations! Fantastic haul. Thanks for sharing.
 
Your username fits you buddy. If it was the 90's again you would be all set for the arcade :icon_thumright:
Thanks Beeps.....when I was in the arcades it was known as the "penny arcade" back in the early 1950's :laughing7:
 

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