knarf44
Jr. Member
- Joined
- Sep 9, 2012
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- 37
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- Location
- Washington State
- Detector(s) used
- Minelab X-Terra 305
Home brew digging tool, Garrett Pro Pointer
Rapoo H6020 wireless headset and TS-BT35F01 BT transmitter
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Hello all!
My long time hunting buddy moved back to the east cost a few years ago but was back in town visiting family for a few days last week so we got together for a little coin shooting.
It’s been quite a while since I’ve been out but we did manage to pull some goodies from a couple of heavily hunted sites. I’m sorry to say I didn’t get a picture of his finds before he left but he did do well with some nice early wheat cents.
The gold beetle is just plated but it sure had me pumped at first. The nickel is a 1928 w/no mm. The very thin, unidentifiable and heavily corroded dime and Indian head penny are from one of the salt water beaches we hit now and then when the tides are cooperating. Enjoy!
My long time hunting buddy moved back to the east cost a few years ago but was back in town visiting family for a few days last week so we got together for a little coin shooting.
It’s been quite a while since I’ve been out but we did manage to pull some goodies from a couple of heavily hunted sites. I’m sorry to say I didn’t get a picture of his finds before he left but he did do well with some nice early wheat cents.
The gold beetle is just plated but it sure had me pumped at first. The nickel is a 1928 w/no mm. The very thin, unidentifiable and heavily corroded dime and Indian head penny are from one of the salt water beaches we hit now and then when the tides are cooperating. Enjoy!
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