cntrydncr1
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- Bradenton, Fl
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- ACE 250, Minelab Excal II, ETrac, Infiniuim
I haven't posted my finds recently because I cannot seem to get the pics sized properly to post so I've sorta given up. But I JUST HAD TO POST TODAY!!!
My hubby recently got his ACE250 and has had his eye on a place to hunt. Even though this place is normally off limits to detectors he did receive verbal permission from the head honcho. Since he is more the newbie than I am we decided to work as a team. He was swinging the stock coil and I had a sniper which I have found to be fabulous for pinpointing. In the front area of this property we found what looks to be a brass buckle, about 1" x 1". In the rear of the property we found a lead bullet, with 1 ring around it and a brass ring. I cannot tell if this is jewelry or a mechanical part.
Then my husband gets a reading of a nickel at about 2 inches and calls me over to pinpoint. I dug a coin, actually about 1" down, wiped it a little, and to my surprise a V showed up!!! WOHOOOO!!!! I started doing the happy dance. Having seen the liberty nickels on the forums I knew we had an old coin. My hubby said he had never heard of it before. We brought it home and cleaned it up a little to find the date. Looks like a 1902. I was hoping we broke into the 1800's but I guess this is close! I've been hoping for a buffalo but I never expected to find this. It is well worn but the marks are definitely readable. You gotta love this hobby!
Well I think the hubby got hooked today too!
Thanks to everyone for help with the pics!!!
My hubby recently got his ACE250 and has had his eye on a place to hunt. Even though this place is normally off limits to detectors he did receive verbal permission from the head honcho. Since he is more the newbie than I am we decided to work as a team. He was swinging the stock coil and I had a sniper which I have found to be fabulous for pinpointing. In the front area of this property we found what looks to be a brass buckle, about 1" x 1". In the rear of the property we found a lead bullet, with 1 ring around it and a brass ring. I cannot tell if this is jewelry or a mechanical part.
Then my husband gets a reading of a nickel at about 2 inches and calls me over to pinpoint. I dug a coin, actually about 1" down, wiped it a little, and to my surprise a V showed up!!! WOHOOOO!!!! I started doing the happy dance. Having seen the liberty nickels on the forums I knew we had an old coin. My hubby said he had never heard of it before. We brought it home and cleaned it up a little to find the date. Looks like a 1902. I was hoping we broke into the 1800's but I guess this is close! I've been hoping for a buffalo but I never expected to find this. It is well worn but the marks are definitely readable. You gotta love this hobby!
Well I think the hubby got hooked today too!
Thanks to everyone for help with the pics!!!
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