King Charles visited the farm today.

[MD Ghost F75]

I went back for what was probably the last hunt on the farm for the year as the fields are starting to get planted. Worked slow and dug the soft signals and couldn’t believe how the day ended. Started off with lots of shotgun shells and then picked out a lantern dial and a pistol ball. My next signal turned out to be a Wheat cent with a bullet stuck in it! That’s a hell of a shot. I then went to the area where I dug a lot of Indians hoping I missed one. Found a 1917 Wheat then a 1873 Indian. Indian sounded horrible but there was junk near it. On the long walk back to the truck I dug another weak signal that turned out to be a bird pin. That made my day until I hit a soft repeatable high tone. I must have walked past this target 50 times this year. I dug down and couldn’t believe my eyes, an 1808 Carolus IIII 1/2 Real in excellent condition! I took one more lap before heading home and dug a deep signal that turned out to be a worn Braided Hair LC. Dig it all, thanks for looking!

 

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[jewelerguy]

old Abe sure has a big lump in his throat

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Outstanding finds !

 

[Gare]

Nice going

 

[BennyV]

Great finds! I like that bird pin. Kind of looks like a sparrow to me. Maybe nautical related?

 

[Silvermonkey]

I love that blasted penny. You sure don't see that every day. Looks like you had a pretty fantastic hunt. Big congrats on the real. Very crisp!

 

[scruggs]

Nice going with good finds!

 

[MD Ghost F75]

Great finds! I like that bird pin. Kind of looks like a sparrow to me. Maybe nautical related?

I agree with the swallow. Thanks

 

[lenmac65]

Nice hunt. Love the Real. Congrats!

 

[pepperj]

old Abe sure has a big lump in his throat

A person can always tell by the big Adams apple.

 

[pepperj]

Nice hunt!
Liking the shot penny, beats just digging a regular Lincoln.
Congrats on the beautiful silver.

 

[MD Ghost F75]

Nice hunt!
Liking the shot penny, beats just digging a regular Lincoln.
Congrats on the beautiful silver.

Thanks. Probably should do a better search of the area where that penny was found. I picture a couple of guys competing to see who shoots it first. Maybe more wheats lying around

 

[Lenrac2]

That shot penny probably has quite the story behind it! Congrats on some great finds!

 

[JohnnyMac]

I went back for what was probably the last hunt on the farm for the year as the fields are starting to get planted. Worked slow and dug the soft signals and couldn’t believe how the day ended. Started off with lots of shotgun shells and then picked out a lantern dial and a pistol ball. My next signal turned out to be a Wheat cent with a bullet stuck in it! That’s a hell of a shot. I then went to the area where I dug a lot of Indians hoping I missed one. Found a 1917 Wheat then a 1873 Indian. Indian sounded horrible but there was junk near it. On the long walk back to the truck I dug another weak signal that turned out to be a bird pin. That made my day until I hit a soft repeatable high tone. I must have walked past this target 50 times this year. I dug down and couldn’t believe my eyes, an 1808 Carolus IIII 1/2 Real in excellent condition! I took one more lap before heading home and dug a deep signal that turned out to be a worn Braided Hair LC. Dig it all, thanks for looking!

Nice diggin. Congrats

 

[oldmxrat]

Some great finds there, congrats!

 

[hampton detector]

I went back for what was probably the last hunt on the farm for the year as the fields are starting to get planted. Worked slow and dug the soft signals and couldn’t believe how the day ended. Started off with lots of shotgun shells and then picked out a lantern dial and a pistol ball. My next signal turned out to be a Wheat cent with a bullet stuck in it! That’s a hell of a shot. I then went to the area where I dug a lot of Indians hoping I missed one. Found a 1917 Wheat then a 1873 Indian. Indian sounded horrible but there was junk near it. On the long walk back to the truck I dug another weak signal that turned out to be a bird pin. That made my day until I hit a soft repeatable high tone. I must have walked past this target 50 times this year. I dug down and couldn’t believe my eyes, an 1808 Carolus IIII 1/2 Real in excellent condition! I took one more lap before heading home and dug a deep signal that turned out to be a worn Braided Hair LC. Dig it all, thanks for looking!

Great job!

 

[Digger RJ]

I went back for what was probably the last hunt on the farm for the year as the fields are starting to get planted. Worked slow and dug the soft signals and couldn’t believe how the day ended. Started off with lots of shotgun shells and then picked out a lantern dial and a pistol ball. My next signal turned out to be a Wheat cent with a bullet stuck in it! That’s a hell of a shot. I then went to the area where I dug a lot of Indians hoping I missed one. Found a 1917 Wheat then a 1873 Indian. Indian sounded horrible but there was junk near it. On the long walk back to the truck I dug another weak signal that turned out to be a bird pin. That made my day until I hit a soft repeatable high tone. I must have walked past this target 50 times this year. I dug down and couldn’t believe my eyes, an 1808 Carolus IIII 1/2 Real in excellent condition! I took one more lap before heading home and dug a deep signal that turned out to be a worn Braided Hair LC. Dig it all, thanks for looking!

Awesome!!! Congrats!!!