First finds with my cheap md

[LaGold]

I found these in my great grandparents yard about two weeks ago. 1 1945 mercury dime in great condition and a sterling silver award pin from the Louisiana forestry commission that was lost by my great grandfather in the late 30's to early 40's according to my 84 year old grandmother. The pin was found about 6-8 inches below the surface under the old homesites drive way and the mercury dime was about six inches down inside of the small fenced in yard. I also found an antique hoe buried about 12-15 inches down by a tree where they slaughtered cows in the forties and fifties. All together I thought it was pretty good finds for my cheap md. If you call melted aluminum treasure I also found a lot of that as well and about ten matchbox cars I believe I buried as a kid

 

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[NOLA_Ken]

Nice! I'll bet there's plenty more there to find.

 

[LaGold]

Yeah just really tuff with alot of melted aluminum everywhere from the original house place. They tore it down and burned what wasn't salvageable in the forties

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[LaGold]

Nice! I'll bet there's plenty more there to find.

Yeah just tough because they burned what wasn't salvageable of the original home site when my great grandparents built their new home in the forties. I'm trying to get a better md
To be able to determine what kind of metal I'm hitting so I don't waste so much energy on that trash aluminum. But thanks for the comment!!!

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[NOLA_Ken]

Yeah that can get old after a while, but the more of it you dig out and remove, the better the chance you'll find something good underneath it.