First Coins of 2018 with a fellow Tnet Buddy

MrBlueSkyNM · Feb 3, 2018

I’ve been dying to try out my new Piranha shovel on a relic hunt, so I drug Argentium out to the woods. Poor guy wasn’t quite over his cold. We had a great adventure! We should’ve placed some bets, I got way more coins than him! [emoji23]

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Phishfindr · Feb 3, 2018

Nice wheaties! :thumbsup:

Argentium · Feb 3, 2018

Yeah he really put the a$$ whuppin on me - he got two wheaties , I only found one !

MrBlueSkyNM · Feb 3, 2018

Argentium said:
Yeah he really put the a$$ whuppin on me - he got two wheaties , I only found one !

Hey, but at least my research panned out! I just know there are some Buffs and Mercs out there waiting for us! :occasion14:

HighVDI · Feb 3, 2018

Nice hunt. I sure wish my wheat pennies came out of the ground looking like that.

Rookster · Feb 3, 2018

A digger has got to dig. Nice finds and good luck. :thumb_up:

sutphin · Feb 3, 2018

LIKE THEY SAY TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE..

MrBlueSkyNM · Feb 3, 2018

HighVDI said:
Nice hunt. I sure wish my wheat pennies came out of the ground looking like that.

Ha ha! They were pretty toasty straight from the dirt. I wore out two toothpicks making them presentable. :laughing7:

thrifty76now · Feb 3, 2018

It appears you got to use that new shovel.I just have to buy one of those ,since getting up after digging is now a tremendous chore for me now.

against the wind · Feb 3, 2018

Congrats on getting out with a fellow Tnetter,
and congrats on your finds

Professor of Engineering · Feb 3, 2018

Nice finds! :occasion14:

I have one of those shovels...nothing stops it! :icon_thumleft:

MrBlueSkyNM · Feb 3, 2018

thrifty76now said:
It appears you got to use that new shovel.I just have to buy one of those ,since getting up after digging is now a tremendous chore for me now.

Well, if you're having aches and pains, this might not be such a good idea for long hunts. If you prefer a light detector, then this is not your every day shovel. However, it's serious business for rocks, roots and frozen soil when you need it. The older I get, the more I appreciate technology. :dontknow: