Hello from Delaware

[ja003g]

Hi everyone,

My name is Jim. I'm new to the forum and thought I would say a quick hello. Just got a Garrett ACE 350 for Fathers Day and was instantly hooked. Found an impressive 43 cents in my first outing at the beach! Okay, nothing to brag about, but it was a clear thrill every time I got a hit. I dug everything and was amazed at the amount of trash I collected; bottle caps, nails, cans, barbed wire, wrappers of every sort, and a five inch saw blade buried in the sand. Will be heading back soon!

 

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[River Rat]

Jim

 

[PA-Hunter]

Welcome to the addiction.

 

[mashajett]

Where in Delaware are u from. Welcome

 

[ja003g]

Newark, DE. I haven't explored any spots locally. The Glasgow area seems promising for artifacts considering the Revolutionary War battle at Cooch's Bridge. Pretty sure you can't go on state property, though.

 

[Jerry Hull]

Welcome Jim to Treasure Net! I am also from Delaware and a fairly new member myself. I live in Clayton and there is lots of history here. Oldest find was a badly worn 1787 Conn. cent and a 1897 U.S. buckle. It's dated on the back of the buckle with manufacturer. It's Spanish American War era. The beach can be at its best after a noreaster. Good luck and happy hunting!

 

[JohnDE]

Yes KEEP SWINGING ! I'm from the New Castle, DE Area. I found about $10.00 in Silver Coinage at REHOBETH BEACH after a Nor'easter back in 1996. If you want to Treasure Chat Locally or by this Forum feel free to "TREASURE CHAT"

 

[DirtWarrior]

Wel-come aboard ...

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Welcome to the forum. Keep digging the trash and the gold will come!

 

[Enginefitter]

Welcome from NE Ohio.

Engine

 

[Metal Detecting Stuff]

Welcome!

Wayne

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