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kenley

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Seminole County, Ok.
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GTI 2500
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Metal Detecting
I finally got a chance to spend some time at a "modern" meeting/event ground. Previous site of four 1920's two story houses. Now local festivels. Pulsar was a eye-ball find in flower bed. Most jewelry is junk or semi. Bunch of clad went in clad bucket.
Probably (+-) 6 hrs total. Thanks for looking
 

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You eyeballed the watch in the flower bed without the band? I never found a watch without the band and I've found a lot of them, but no Rolex yet.
 
I too have found a lot of watches, but only one had a complete band. Most had been broken at the spring pin. I can only think it was thrown in there for hiding. It hadn't been in there very long, because it was very clean. Only a cracked crystal. Dead battery though. It was under a overhang.
 
That sniper coil is a great tool to hunt with. It gets pretty good depth too! :thumbsup:
 

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