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First Finds, First time

Sharryn

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S. Central Pennsylvania
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Garrett AT Pro, Garrett Pinpointer, Samson 32" T-handle,
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All Treasure Hunting
Not a bad day for a first time out metal detecting. I was out 1-1/2 hours and had some fun finds. I found three pennies, two of which were wheaties, and two pieces of what feel like aluminum. The aluminum really got my blood moving because when I first saw them they looked like silver, and the size made me think dollar and half dollar. I found them at two different spots; same with the pennies. I decided to MD in my yard under the clothesline.

Now the problem is that I can tell the date on two of the pennies, one 1956 and one 1959 but the other is too hard to see a date. I haven't really cleaned them up much because I don't know how yet but it was a ton of fun all the same. Guess I can say that I'm hooked on this sport!
 

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Nice finds for your first! Congrats! Keep swinging that coil and learning from your detector and the finds will increase, and one of these days you will see the glint of silver or gold in the hole! HH!
 
great finds......there will be discouraging days but just think of all the exciting finds ahead when those days come. Digging a new signal reminds me of how I felt as a kid opening Christmas presents, sometimes you got socks but the real memories are about all the great things that you cherished as a child!:icon_thumleft:
 
A plain wooden toothpick is a good gentle way to clean copper.
 

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