Found Today 1/18

[Johnnysan]

Well, don't start salivating just yet. It was only $1.17 in loose change, and the earliest coin was 1965. But, just as I was about to leave the park and man approached me and we started talking. It seems his uncle died a few years back and he's sure he buried some coins (some gold) in his or his sister's yard; the property is still in the family. I gave him my card and asked him to call.
If anything comes of it I'll certainly post the findings.
Also had some interesting conversations about metal detecting. In 2 hours six or seven people came up to me to chat. I'm sure my booty wasn't real impressive, but I assured them that some days are better than others.
BTW, the park I went to is a historic location, so I didn't dig the deeper hits. I'm careful not to leave a mess.

 

[ringfinder]

Hey you got out and hunted, talked to some people who may give you some hopeful places to hunt!

Now that's what I call a good day of hunting!!

HH,Ringfinder

 

[mlhudson]

EVEN WHEN THE FINDS ARE LOW, KEEP THE MORALE UP...

KEEPA DIGGIN


M L HUDSON

 

[DigginThePast]

Great that you got out. Got my fingers crossed for you on your lead.

 

[mlayers]

Sure hope your lead pans out. Would love to hunt for those coins. Why don't you dig the deeper signals. That would be the ones that I would want to dig...mlayers

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Half the fun is meeting new interesting people. keep up the good work!

 

[crazyjarhead]

Well hopefully you will find the coins. WTG on respecting the grounds of the park