I,st coin

[Cuda 70]

Found my first coin as a newbie. And a good luck coin in hole token

 

[scruggs]

Nice going!

 

[oldmxrat]

There ya go, now you're gonna start racking up the finds, Congrats!

 

[against the wind]

I count 3 coins??
Congratulations

 

[Lenrac2]

Way to go!!

 

[Hunk-a-lead]

congrats and welcome aboard, coin and a good luck token, coincidence?

 

[erfranks]

Congrats, many more will come

 

[Digger RJ]

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Finding your first coin is a day you'll always remember !
You have a lot to look forward to ... your next oldest coin - your first Silver coin - your first 1800's coin, etc.

You might want to think about keeping detailed records of your finds from the very beginning.
It's fun to look back at your finds records and it's also a good to know if it's worth going back to a site in the future - when you get a new machine - have more experience, etc.

Hold on to your hat - the longer your in this hobby - the better it gets !

Good Hunting !

 

[Cuda 70]

Finding your first coin is a day you'll always remember !
You have a lot to look forward to ... your next oldest coin - your first Silver coin - your first 1800's coin, etc.

You might want to think about keeping detailed records of your finds from the very beginning.
It's fun to look back at your finds records and it's also a good to know if it's worth going back to a site in the future - when you get a new machine - have more experience, etc.

Hold on to your hat - the longer your in this hobby - the better it gets !

Good Hunting !

Thanks. Ya got the itch. Would really like to find older coins but maybe I’ll head into the bush or farmers fields. This was found at a old ball field

 

[texjim]

congrats. Weather you like it or not, your going to turn into a history buff if you stick with this hobby.

 

[Sandcrab]

Welcome and congrats on the first outing. You're off to a good start.

 

[Cuda 70]

1,st time in a farmers field a few trinkets

 

[CreakyDigger]

Congrats and there will be many more, I'm sure. Pro tip: spend a few hours at your local historical association or library, reading up on local histories and looking at old maps. Many places had street maps made in the later 1800's that show where old buildings were located. Some times you can find camp grounds or ball fields that no longer exist.