gold nuggets
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- Joined
- Apr 5, 2008
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- Location
- Springfield, Oregon
- Detector(s) used
- Explorer SE, Pro coil inline probe. Also the Excal II
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Hello Everyone.......
It has been raining here in Oregon for the past week or so but today it cleared off and
the sun came out, so I went detecting. I drove to a new site and parked the truck. My
third target was a 1946-s Roosevelt dime. The next several targets were wheat pennies
and then a 1961-d Washington quarter. This start had the makings of a good day of hunting
so I was excited. I searched for quite a while only finding clad coins when I got this lower
tone signal on my SE that I didn't recognise. I decided to investigate it and boy am I glad
I did.......it was a 5 gram 14 k gold band. Oh Boy... happy dance time!! Then another hunting buddie of mine called and asked if I wanted to help him check out a new site. We met at the site and started hunting the grassy fields that were dotted with very large oak trees. I managed to find two silver rings, a 1959-d Rosie dime and an 1893-s Barber dime at this site. Wayne found some
neat stuff too so will let him post them. We decided to quit and head home when I got a call from two other hunting buddies and stopped to hunt with them for an hour or so. I managed to snag a 1963-d Rosie dime before we called it quits for the day. This has been the single best day of hunting for me since I started detecting. Thanks for looking and HH to all. Gold Nuggets
It has been raining here in Oregon for the past week or so but today it cleared off and
the sun came out, so I went detecting. I drove to a new site and parked the truck. My
third target was a 1946-s Roosevelt dime. The next several targets were wheat pennies
and then a 1961-d Washington quarter. This start had the makings of a good day of hunting
so I was excited. I searched for quite a while only finding clad coins when I got this lower
tone signal on my SE that I didn't recognise. I decided to investigate it and boy am I glad
I did.......it was a 5 gram 14 k gold band. Oh Boy... happy dance time!! Then another hunting buddie of mine called and asked if I wanted to help him check out a new site. We met at the site and started hunting the grassy fields that were dotted with very large oak trees. I managed to find two silver rings, a 1959-d Rosie dime and an 1893-s Barber dime at this site. Wayne found some
neat stuff too so will let him post them. We decided to quit and head home when I got a call from two other hunting buddies and stopped to hunt with them for an hour or so. I managed to snag a 1963-d Rosie dime before we called it quits for the day. This has been the single best day of hunting for me since I started detecting. Thanks for looking and HH to all. Gold Nuggets
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