DPBOB
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- Joined
- Apr 12, 2006
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- Location
- DES PLAINES IL
- Detector(s) used
- AVATAR: MY Wife Saying....
"Your going Metal Detecting
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
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Quote " Litefire "
Hey, congrats on you're 50th Bob! thumbsup
Now the pressure is off,,, or is it? You, Brett and I are tied at 50... How 'bout first one to 51 gets a Iced Mocha Latte? laughing7

Went out with WaterColor, Kimsdad & Lookn4Seated
Got there a bit early and started to hunt a new area Southeast of where the good stuff has been found.First signal was next to a big tree. Dug down about 3 inches and pulled out a 1958 Rosie. Just a few inches away was screw cap that was on top of the ground like it was left after being dug....
so picked it up and carried it home....
A Few minutes later I found an intact Borden Wieland Third Quart milk bottle buried about 80% in the ground..I was surprised at that.... All these years and it survived without being broken by the harsh winters...
Later on I got a nice quarter signal and about 7-8 inches out popped the copper disc..I thought WOW LC !!!! Til
I saw it was too thick and the bubble burst....
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Mark says it's from a horse rosette... Jez that guy is smart.....
Then last but not least was a small piece of aluminum with a cross in it...
Thanks WC for the invite... As you can tell my mind changed when I got up.....
Hey, congrats on you're 50th Bob! thumbsup
Now the pressure is off,,, or is it? You, Brett and I are tied at 50... How 'bout first one to 51 gets a Iced Mocha Latte? laughing7
Went out with WaterColor, Kimsdad & Lookn4Seated
Got there a bit early and started to hunt a new area Southeast of where the good stuff has been found.First signal was next to a big tree. Dug down about 3 inches and pulled out a 1958 Rosie. Just a few inches away was screw cap that was on top of the ground like it was left after being dug....
so picked it up and carried it home....A Few minutes later I found an intact Borden Wieland Third Quart milk bottle buried about 80% in the ground..I was surprised at that.... All these years and it survived without being broken by the harsh winters...
Later on I got a nice quarter signal and about 7-8 inches out popped the copper disc..I thought WOW LC !!!! Til
I saw it was too thick and the bubble burst....
.Mark says it's from a horse rosette... Jez that guy is smart.....
Then last but not least was a small piece of aluminum with a cross in it...
Thanks WC for the invite... As you can tell my mind changed when I got up.....









