My friend and I detected a rather large ghost town a few hours away. It gets detected regularly by lots of people, but it's pretty big and also covered with sagebrush making it difficult to swing. It's also completely covered with old, rusty cans making it beyond difficult to detect. The Deus2 had its job cut out for it and performed admirably for the conditions.
While I didn't get any coins, my friend popped an 1858-s dime and a 1911 wheat.
I did find some interesting items however.
The toy clay pipe is something I've never heard of, pretty cute!
The square sash buckle was a welcome find in such good condition. The heel traction cleat is one I haven't seen before either.
An unfired .44 Russian round is a first for me. The .45 cal shell I haven't identified yet.
I checked carefully around where the coin purse was found, but no coins.
The rectangular piece at the bottom of the pic is a letter "N" printing press type.
A piece of something silver plated from Stuttgart 1881
That is one tiny little pipe!
While I didn't get any coins, my friend popped an 1858-s dime and a 1911 wheat.
I did find some interesting items however.
The toy clay pipe is something I've never heard of, pretty cute!
The square sash buckle was a welcome find in such good condition. The heel traction cleat is one I haven't seen before either.
An unfired .44 Russian round is a first for me. The .45 cal shell I haven't identified yet.
I checked carefully around where the coin purse was found, but no coins.
The rectangular piece at the bottom of the pic is a letter "N" printing press type.
A piece of something silver plated from Stuttgart 1881
That is one tiny little pipe!
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