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Hello fellow detecting nerds!
It was another slow day in my office today so I headed downtown to detect during my lunch hour (more like my lunch 2 hour!). I decided to try out some grass strips that we've done before to see if we missed anything ~ here's what I came up with:
1918-S Wheat cent
1952-D Jefferson nickel
7 other wheat cents ~ 30-S, 40-S, 42-S, 44, 44-S x2, & 49-S
4 clad quarters
3 clad dimes
32 memorial cents
Idaho Falls Bike tag
I was suprised to dig 9 older coins (dating from 1918 to 1952) because I thought we hunted it pretty thoroughly! Just goes to show that no place is ever "hunted out"! Too bad I didn't dig a silver coin ~ I sure was hoping to! One of the wheat cents was cut Captn_SE style!
I thought the Idaho Falls Bicycle tag was kinda cool ~ too bad it's not dated. It measures 40mm tall and 60 mm wide. I've got family that lives about 30-35 miles north of Idaho Falls ~ they live in Sugar City Idaho. Anyone have an idea of how old this bicycle tag is? What years did they make/use these bike tags?
I took close-up pic's of the date area on the 1918-S wheat and 1952-D nickel. They aren't key dates or anything. I did it just for the fun of it.
On Tuesday I sent off my DetectorPRO UniProbe to be repaired. Lucky for me that my good buddy Ron let me use his DetectorPRO PistolProbe while my UniProbe is in the shop. I like the way that PistolProbe works, but I think I like my UniProbe a little bit better. I hope they repair it and get it back to me SOON!
Thanks for looking!
Neil
It was another slow day in my office today so I headed downtown to detect during my lunch hour (more like my lunch 2 hour!). I decided to try out some grass strips that we've done before to see if we missed anything ~ here's what I came up with:
1918-S Wheat cent
1952-D Jefferson nickel
7 other wheat cents ~ 30-S, 40-S, 42-S, 44, 44-S x2, & 49-S
4 clad quarters
3 clad dimes
32 memorial cents
Idaho Falls Bike tag
I was suprised to dig 9 older coins (dating from 1918 to 1952) because I thought we hunted it pretty thoroughly! Just goes to show that no place is ever "hunted out"! Too bad I didn't dig a silver coin ~ I sure was hoping to! One of the wheat cents was cut Captn_SE style!
I thought the Idaho Falls Bicycle tag was kinda cool ~ too bad it's not dated. It measures 40mm tall and 60 mm wide. I've got family that lives about 30-35 miles north of Idaho Falls ~ they live in Sugar City Idaho. Anyone have an idea of how old this bicycle tag is? What years did they make/use these bike tags?
I took close-up pic's of the date area on the 1918-S wheat and 1952-D nickel. They aren't key dates or anything. I did it just for the fun of it.
On Tuesday I sent off my DetectorPRO UniProbe to be repaired. Lucky for me that my good buddy Ron let me use his DetectorPRO PistolProbe while my UniProbe is in the shop. I like the way that PistolProbe works, but I think I like my UniProbe a little bit better. I hope they repair it and get it back to me SOON!
Thanks for looking!
Neil
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