Rustic
Sr. Member
- Joined
- Jul 10, 2015
- Messages
- 395
- Reaction score
- 663
- Golden Thread
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- Location
- western MA
- Detector(s) used
- XP Deus, Garrett pinpointer
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Corn field finds; so happy to detect in New England again!
Just returned from Florida, where the metal detecting was difficult, to say the least. I must have dug a thousand pulltabs and amassed jars of clad... fun, yes, but no relics to be found.
So it was with great pleasure I headed out detecting with my sister (her first time out) to the cornfield, and it did not disappoint. Along with the old nails and knick knacks, I found a cufflink, an old child's ring, a wheatie from 1919, a dated crotal bell from 1878, and a really old copper, I'm pretty certain from 1749. It says Georgius II rex, and Britania on it. I'm so happy, just wanted to share. I'm not sure yet, but I think my sis may be hooked now too, lol, so I'll have someone to detect with from now on.
Just returned from Florida, where the metal detecting was difficult, to say the least. I must have dug a thousand pulltabs and amassed jars of clad... fun, yes, but no relics to be found.
So it was with great pleasure I headed out detecting with my sister (her first time out) to the cornfield, and it did not disappoint. Along with the old nails and knick knacks, I found a cufflink, an old child's ring, a wheatie from 1919, a dated crotal bell from 1878, and a really old copper, I'm pretty certain from 1749. It says Georgius II rex, and Britania on it. I'm so happy, just wanted to share. I'm not sure yet, but I think my sis may be hooked now too, lol, so I'll have someone to detect with from now on.
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