First real day of hunting (coins and button?)

[bellapoison]

If last week someone had asked me how many soda cans were buried in my backyard, I would've shrugged my shoulders. Today, I have the answer: millions. While most of my finds today were soda cans, parts of soda cans and rusty nails, I did happen upon a couple of interesting things: a clad quarter and penny, a Tanzanian coin, a washer, a metal whatsit (which looks kind of like a tie fighter), and another metal whatsit that looks like a huge button.

By the way, today was my first real day of metal detecting ever.

 

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[Michiganne]

Looks like you're off to a great start! Your Tanzanian coin is very neat.

HH

 

[DrGrip]

GREAT HUNT!!!

The tie fighter is a plywood clip used for roof decking, the button thingy is in fact an old button, your quarter has a headache, and the Tanzanian coin is really cool!

Hope to hunt with you sometime in the NTX area.

Grip

 

[allen]

better finds will come with more experience...

 

[beetle662]

Nice job! Finds will get better with time and experience!

Welcome to the hobby! Looking forward to more posts from you!

Congrats!

 

[baylorhall]

Fun! Don't you just wonder how that foreign coin ended up there? Glad you had fun!

 

[STH69]

neat finds

 

[mlayers]

Now you know don't bury your cans in the back yard. You may want to detect it some day. Just kidding. Not to bad for your own yard...Matt

 

[wyattrr]

Interesting digs...to see a world coin dug up in your back yard should have a fun story behind it. I wonder what that coin would say?? Congrats and HH

 

[dirthunter]

Now that you are hooked, you will find many excellent finds with your Ace. I love mine.

 

[Rickiowa2009]

Great looking coin!

If last week someone had asked me how many soda cans were buried in my backyard, I would've shrugged my shoulders. Today, I have the answer: millions. While most of my finds today were soda cans, parts of soda cans and rusty nails, I did happen upon a couple of interesting things: a clad quarter and penny, a Tanzanian coin, a washer, a metal whatsit (which looks kind of like a tie fighter), and another metal whatsit that looks like a huge button.

By the way, today was my first real day of metal detecting ever.