deldave Full Member Joined Jul 9, 2013 Messages 166 Reaction score 292 Golden Thread 0 Location coastal Delaware Detector(s) used Garrett AT PRO, ACE 250, pro-pointer Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Nov 7, 2015 #1 I saw that little glimmer of gold in the hole, not a coin but that's ok. Reads high range or rich orange on the inside.About the size of a dime and shank is bent over. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks, dave Attachments DSCF0201.webp 222 KB · Views: 106 Upvote 4
I saw that little glimmer of gold in the hole, not a coin but that's ok. Reads high range or rich orange on the inside.About the size of a dime and shank is bent over. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks, dave
A Argentium Gold Member Joined Feb 2, 2008 Messages 9,079 Reaction score 5,580 Golden Thread 0 Location Santa Fe, New Mexico Detector(s) used Whites, MXT. Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Nov 7, 2015 #2 I thought you were talking about a Nixon crony named John Dean - Can't help you with the button , but someone will be able to .
I thought you were talking about a Nixon crony named John Dean - Can't help you with the button , but someone will be able to .
bigfoot1 Silver Member Joined Nov 1, 2011 Messages 3,792 Reaction score 3,399 Golden Thread 1 Location so.cal.mtns. 🥇 Banner finds 1 Detector(s) used garrett,minelab,fisher,,,atp current weapon of choice Primary Interest: Metal Detecting Nov 7, 2015 #3 the term rich gold,rich orange means good quality.many are from early 1800s and made in england as was yours.someone will know more
the term rich gold,rich orange means good quality.many are from early 1800s and made in england as was yours.someone will know more
CRUSADER Emerald Member Joined May 25, 2007 Messages 41,314 Reaction score 48,584 Golden Thread 27 Location ENGLAND 🥇 Banner finds 27 Detector(s) used XP Deus II v0.6 with 11" Coil Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Nov 8, 2015 #4 Hot Time In The Field! Looks like there isn't that much detail on the net about John Dean, but the 1810-30 range is about right.
Hot Time In The Field! Looks like there isn't that much detail on the net about John Dean, but the 1810-30 range is about right.