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nor kal kid

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Havent posted any off my finds lately,but had to share this one.all parks close to wear i live i feel are pretty scarce on good finds. Am trying to get a friend from work into the hobby so i let him know if he sees any good parks to let me know.so last friday he sent me some pics off a parlk in san francisco he says 2 baseball fields and a soccer field, i said lets go sat early .1 hour into hunt i hit a jumpy solid +26 i dig everything.At first when i flipped the plug i thought it was my 2nd silver bracelet this year but then i thought at + 26 thats usually a gold ring so i looked at it carefully and it was marked 14k white gold 58.8 grams.ive been thinking off buying one like thos but they are kinda pricey also found a 1906 v nickel will be back to this park.
 

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That's a jackpot and a half! Congrats on 59 grams of golden goodness!
 
Great going, not sure What a "jumpy solid" is since that contradicts it self. Hahaha. You must have gold fever
 
Wow hoo!! Nearly 2 oz of 14k gorgeous gold! Congrats on a great find...Ddf
 
That's a little more than $1,400. in gold scrap.
I would get up earlier tomorrow,, lol.
Congratulations
 
Very nice find. I was up in the east bay yesterday and it was 109 degrees, so I see what you meant about going out early!
 
Wow that's a lot of gold, congrats
 
Very nice!! Congrats on the awesome find!! HH
 
Very nice piece of gold! :occasion14:
 
Very cool! Nice gold. Where's the photo of the v nickel? I find in old parks the old Nickels are the most likely to be left, less people dig those low tones. Nicely done!
 
Very cool! Nice gold. Where's the photo of the v nickel? I find in old parks the old Nickels are the most likely to be left, less people dig those low tones. Nicely done!

I find this to be the case where I hunt parks. Cherry pickers snatch the high VDI targets and move over the Nickels. I'll take them.:icon_thumright:
 
NICE HERRINGBONE...
 
That is gargantuan. Congrats.
 

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