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- Joined
- Feb 3, 2007
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- Location
- Arlington Heights, IL
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- V3i, MXT-All Pro and Equinox 800
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
From WWI into the 1930's
I got out today for a hunt (first this year) at a late-1920's house that was going to be torn down but was disappointed at first, with no silver coinage.
However, I was thrilled for what I did end up finding.
First up were two "partial" lead figurines. . . Wilma and Killer Kane (from the 1930's "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century" lead figure set) which I found in the front yard, and then near the front sidewalk, a WWI service medal which I think may be attributed to French reconstruction after the war.
In the backyard, the only finds of note were a 1919 Buffalo and a CrackerJack Presidential Mystery coin (John Tyler).
All in all, it was great to get out.
Thanks for looking!
I got out today for a hunt (first this year) at a late-1920's house that was going to be torn down but was disappointed at first, with no silver coinage.
However, I was thrilled for what I did end up finding.
First up were two "partial" lead figurines. . . Wilma and Killer Kane (from the 1930's "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century" lead figure set) which I found in the front yard, and then near the front sidewalk, a WWI service medal which I think may be attributed to French reconstruction after the war.
In the backyard, the only finds of note were a 1919 Buffalo and a CrackerJack Presidential Mystery coin (John Tyler).
All in all, it was great to get out.
Thanks for looking!
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