sideshowbob
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A week ago last Wednesday I decided to screw around in a little park I had never been to. It was built in 1975, so I wasn't expecting any old silver so nickel tones were in season. After a couple hours digging clad I meandered my way to the outfield of the baseball diamond. I got another nickel tone, turned the plug, and saw a shiney clump dirt fall to the side. I knew it was a silver necklace where it layed. At first I thought it was broken, but after more dirt removal I saw that it just wasn't clasped. Happy Dance! My first silver necklace and finally first silver of the year.


Then later that week on Saturday, I got the chance to detect my brothers yard of the house he just bought. It's a St. Louis city house like almost hundred years old in south city. The yard to me about 4 hours to complete. My tally was a couple bucks in clad, my first silver coin of the year a 1950 Rosie, 1895 Indian head, 1910 v nickel, a dateless buff, a lunch token good for 5 cents, a religious pin, and a handful of wheats! I still need to clean them all much more. Best hunt I've had all season. I miss my old city lots

Then this last Monday, I was standing on my back patio, looking at the dirt ofcourse. And I found a four leaf clover.
And now to today's find. I stepped out my front door to have a smoke. Again I'm looking at the ground. Between my concrete and grass I tend to weedeat I little excessively, so there's like a 3 inch dirt gap between the grass and concrete. Right at the point the dirt meets the grass a saw the tiny bit of something shining in the sunlight. Thinking it was a poptop, I tried to pick it up but it wouldn't budge. I quickly realized it wasn't a pop top as soon I touched it. It felt good
. My first thought was ear ring, then pulled it free from the roots, and bam! Silver ring. Since I didn't find it detecting I don't count it towards my detecting finds. It fits my wife perfectly so I had no hard feeling relinquishing my new found treasure found five from my front door. 




Oh and one more! Yesterday at a Fourth of July party I was asked to bring my detector to find a could crossbow arrows my nephew lost about 4 months ago. After five minutes in a grass field I found the both! My first time helping someone recover lost items.

Thanks for viewing and happy hunting out there!


Then later that week on Saturday, I got the chance to detect my brothers yard of the house he just bought. It's a St. Louis city house like almost hundred years old in south city. The yard to me about 4 hours to complete. My tally was a couple bucks in clad, my first silver coin of the year a 1950 Rosie, 1895 Indian head, 1910 v nickel, a dateless buff, a lunch token good for 5 cents, a religious pin, and a handful of wheats! I still need to clean them all much more. Best hunt I've had all season. I miss my old city lots


Then this last Monday, I was standing on my back patio, looking at the dirt ofcourse. And I found a four leaf clover.

And now to today's find. I stepped out my front door to have a smoke. Again I'm looking at the ground. Between my concrete and grass I tend to weedeat I little excessively, so there's like a 3 inch dirt gap between the grass and concrete. Right at the point the dirt meets the grass a saw the tiny bit of something shining in the sunlight. Thinking it was a poptop, I tried to pick it up but it wouldn't budge. I quickly realized it wasn't a pop top as soon I touched it. It felt good






Oh and one more! Yesterday at a Fourth of July party I was asked to bring my detector to find a could crossbow arrows my nephew lost about 4 months ago. After five minutes in a grass field I found the both! My first time helping someone recover lost items.

Thanks for viewing and happy hunting out there!
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