Road Dog Hero Member Joined Apr 16, 2009 Messages 815 Reaction score 393 Golden Thread 0 Location North Carolina Jun 27, 2010 #1 Here's one I got the other week. Sedalia. Attachments DSC05044_crop.webp 35 KB · Views: 366 Upvote 0
*Molly* Silver Member Joined Feb 4, 2008 Messages 2,789 Reaction score 71 Golden Thread 0 Location England. Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jun 27, 2010 #2 That's one sweet Sedalia. Molly.
Road Dog Hero Member Joined Apr 16, 2009 Messages 815 Reaction score 393 Golden Thread 0 Location North Carolina Jun 28, 2010 Thread Owner #3 Thanks Molly, I have a few of this type from Missouri up to Wisconsin.
Tnmountains Super Moderator ⛭ Moderator 🥇 Charter Member Joined Jan 27, 2009 Messages 19,212 Reaction score 12,626 Golden Thread 1 Location South East Tennessee on Ga, Ala line 🥇 Banner finds 1 Detector(s) used Tesoro Conquistador freq shift Fisher F75 Garrett AT-Pro Garet carrot Neodymium magnets 5' Probe Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jun 28, 2010 #4 Nice do they consider that type a spike ?? Like it
Road Dog Hero Member Joined Apr 16, 2009 Messages 815 Reaction score 393 Golden Thread 0 Location North Carolina Jun 29, 2010 Thread Owner #5 Its too thin for a spike. Atleast for the ones I have found in NC. Spikes I've seen are thicker and more crude.
Its too thin for a spike. Atleast for the ones I have found in NC. Spikes I've seen are thicker and more crude.