doninbrewster
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Tried a new spot in the woods 2 days ago. Only got an hour in before the rain, but did manage to find a small pocket spill with 2 Barber dimes and an Indian. Also found a door nail. For those unfamiliar, for a century or two ago for doors they would bend the nail over twice and pound it into the back of the door. Kept it from coming loose. This is a typical square nail turned door nail. Didn't find anything else in the woods, but 2 Barbers and an Indian in less than an hour detecting is a good hour in my book.
Hit my favorite park yesterday and although I didn't come up with much in silver I did score a bunch of Indians and wheaties. All the Indians and most of the wheaties were 6-8 inches deep. Couple of neat little buttons too. The one showing the back is lead or pewter. Found a couple of buffaloes, a V nickel and a war nickel that I think is "Old Dudes". Last by not least, I'd like to know the girl who was wearing this piece of jewerly. Not sure if it's a toe ring, ear cuff or something else.
I truly consider myself fortunate that I can go out and make finds like this. Many people in newer areas won't find that many Indians in a year. Even the Barber and V nickel are on many bucket lists. Also, if I had swung my loop a couple of feet one way or another I would have never found the pocket dump and walked out of the woods empty handed. Yes, I'm pretty good with my detector, but I do know luck when I see it. Hope you all add a bucket list find today!
My buddy Charles below in the early morning park.
Hit my favorite park yesterday and although I didn't come up with much in silver I did score a bunch of Indians and wheaties. All the Indians and most of the wheaties were 6-8 inches deep. Couple of neat little buttons too. The one showing the back is lead or pewter. Found a couple of buffaloes, a V nickel and a war nickel that I think is "Old Dudes". Last by not least, I'd like to know the girl who was wearing this piece of jewerly. Not sure if it's a toe ring, ear cuff or something else.
I truly consider myself fortunate that I can go out and make finds like this. Many people in newer areas won't find that many Indians in a year. Even the Barber and V nickel are on many bucket lists. Also, if I had swung my loop a couple of feet one way or another I would have never found the pocket dump and walked out of the woods empty handed. Yes, I'm pretty good with my detector, but I do know luck when I see it. Hope you all add a bucket list find today!
My buddy Charles below in the early morning park.
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