West Jersey Detecting
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- Nokta Legend, Excalibur 1000/II (hybrid) , Teknetics T2 SE
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Yesterday was a beautiful day for detecting, so my friend "South Jersey" Jim and I got up at dawn and checked out another field adjacent to the one that we dug the Three Cent Pieces and Half Dimes last month.
The first decent signal I got was a solid 50 VDI. It sounded like a nice two piece button should sound and I guessed this one right! Out came a Scovill Navy button! Nearby I dug a part of a Joan of Arc spoon, a small pewter piece with the likeness of a king (the Merc is shown for size comparison), and an odd very thin coin like object with a bust, made of tin.
We headed back to the soy bean field that hit last month, but the signals are getting sparse. I did manage a nice thimble with the phrase "Be Merry and Wise" inscribed on it, and the large disk with some illegible inscriptions and symbols on it. I thought it was a watch face, but there are no holes for the hands. The tag with the name and address points to the house in Google maps in the last photo. I wonder when Albert Jackson (the name on the tag) resided there!
I also contracted my first poison ivy of the season on both forearms!
The first decent signal I got was a solid 50 VDI. It sounded like a nice two piece button should sound and I guessed this one right! Out came a Scovill Navy button! Nearby I dug a part of a Joan of Arc spoon, a small pewter piece with the likeness of a king (the Merc is shown for size comparison), and an odd very thin coin like object with a bust, made of tin.
We headed back to the soy bean field that hit last month, but the signals are getting sparse. I did manage a nice thimble with the phrase "Be Merry and Wise" inscribed on it, and the large disk with some illegible inscriptions and symbols on it. I thought it was a watch face, but there are no holes for the hands. The tag with the name and address points to the house in Google maps in the last photo. I wonder when Albert Jackson (the name on the tag) resided there!
I also contracted my first poison ivy of the season on both forearms!
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.......Great button 







