Jarl
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- Location
- Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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- CURRENT: E-Trac
FORMER:Minelab Explorer SE Pro, Garrett AT Pro & Garrett Pinpointer Pro Garrett GTAx 1000, Ace 250
HAVE USED: Teknetics & Bounty Hunters
WANT TO TRY: Tesoro and White's someday
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Here follows finds of that last few outings.
List/Explanation
not that it's needed, but I feel like typing)
Obliterated Indian head: I weighed it...it falls nearest to the 3.11g category being 2.5g. Can't get a date, sometimes it looks like a 2,8 or a 9..I give up. But I saw somewhere that the 3.11g category puts the mintages at from 1864-1909.
Aluminum Hong Kong ring: it got me going until the dirt cleared.
Initial Ring: Dang! Would have been a nice one if the band wasn't smashed and partly missing. This is my luck...I never find really good rings...always always always busted up or junk. But I like them regardless...just WHERE are the nice ones??
Hem Weight: It's a rather hefty one too.
Compact: Busted up on the inside, but in tact outside. Says "A Bourjois Company Inc., New York-Paris" on back. Was a deep target.
BANFF pin: I did not know what that was, at first i thought it was a club's initials. Der...a resort in Alberta. There must have been enameling on it at one time...all gone now.
Aluminum Play spoon.
Two hybrid rose tags. Am I the only one that finds these? I like them though, because they all say something different. I have about 10 of them...all different. The names are kind of funny to me...like Garden Party and Intrigue.
Play Station Token, keys, 30-06, hex nut earring, spike(dog collar? punk rocker?)...
Lastly the plated boot. That was actually one of my favorite finds really. On the back it says, "EP Reed & Co., Women's Footwear Factory and Main Offices, Rochester New York, Branches Chicago-San Francisco." There is a picture of this very key chain on the EP Reed site...the one featured appears to be brass, the one I found is plated with something.
I guess that's it. Thanks for looking. GL & HH.
List/Explanation
not that it's needed, but I feel like typing)Obliterated Indian head: I weighed it...it falls nearest to the 3.11g category being 2.5g. Can't get a date, sometimes it looks like a 2,8 or a 9..I give up. But I saw somewhere that the 3.11g category puts the mintages at from 1864-1909.
Aluminum Hong Kong ring: it got me going until the dirt cleared.
Initial Ring: Dang! Would have been a nice one if the band wasn't smashed and partly missing. This is my luck...I never find really good rings...always always always busted up or junk. But I like them regardless...just WHERE are the nice ones??
Hem Weight: It's a rather hefty one too.
Compact: Busted up on the inside, but in tact outside. Says "A Bourjois Company Inc., New York-Paris" on back. Was a deep target.
BANFF pin: I did not know what that was, at first i thought it was a club's initials. Der...a resort in Alberta. There must have been enameling on it at one time...all gone now.
Aluminum Play spoon.
Two hybrid rose tags. Am I the only one that finds these? I like them though, because they all say something different. I have about 10 of them...all different. The names are kind of funny to me...like Garden Party and Intrigue.
Play Station Token, keys, 30-06, hex nut earring, spike(dog collar? punk rocker?)...
Lastly the plated boot. That was actually one of my favorite finds really. On the back it says, "EP Reed & Co., Women's Footwear Factory and Main Offices, Rochester New York, Branches Chicago-San Francisco." There is a picture of this very key chain on the EP Reed site...the one featured appears to be brass, the one I found is plated with something.
I guess that's it. Thanks for looking. GL & HH.
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I've found some of the rose tags, like 'em. Andi
LOL
