Nick A
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- Minelab Explorer SE Pro, Minelab E-Trac, Fisher CZ3D
Heard it was supposed to rain today, so rearranged my plans a bit and got out at the park for about 45 minutes. First good signal on the E-Trac was a shallow 11-48 in rocks and roots. 
Worked at it and out popped a big green copper. Picked it up and said, that's not a large cent... and quickly recognized it as a Bank of Canada halfpenny token dated 1854.
That kept me going and then out came a wheat cent, some trash and then an 07-34 that I thought could be an Indian head cent. When I opened the hole, I saw something white that I thought was a piece of styrofoam cup. Instead it was a pretty cool sorority
pendant made from shell and possibly gold and enamel. On the back the name Wesley is engraved.
Checked the time and I had time to make a few more passes and was rewarded with a 1935 buffalo nickel and not 5" away from it, a 1943 Mercury dime.
Worked at it and out popped a big green copper. Picked it up and said, that's not a large cent... and quickly recognized it as a Bank of Canada halfpenny token dated 1854. That kept me going and then out came a wheat cent, some trash and then an 07-34 that I thought could be an Indian head cent. When I opened the hole, I saw something white that I thought was a piece of styrofoam cup. Instead it was a pretty cool sorority
pendant made from shell and possibly gold and enamel. On the back the name Wesley is engraved. Checked the time and I had time to make a few more passes and was rewarded with a 1935 buffalo nickel and not 5" away from it, a 1943 Mercury dime.
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Cool deal 
