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Morning hunt gives up wheats and silver

treasurehound

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Garrett AT GOLD with NEL coil,
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Relic Hunting
Got up early this morning and went to check out a couple old parks I found from searching the internet. My total finds for today are: 11 quarters, 9 dimes, 6 nickels, 18 pennies of which 4 were wheat pennies and a 1996 Republic of Panama coin. Also got a padlock, rivet, old shell casing, id tag, brass coupling, 2 matchbox cars, old hinge, silver link and a really nice silver earring. The wheat pennies are two steel pennies 1943 and 1943s and 1953d and 1957d. The earring was found in a sand volleyball court in another park that I have never hunted before along with one of the matchbox cars. After finding the earring I walked every square inch of that place hoping to find the mate. I hunted 3 tot lots and 2 parks in about 4 hours.
 

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:icon_thumright: wtg sweet finds , that Panama coin is cool
 
im amazed by the shape of the steel wheat's.. nice finds MR TUFF
 
You must have been hunting all metal, those steel cents ring out low. Nice finds.
 
mountainman 2 said:
You must have been hunting all metal, those steel cents ring out low. Nice finds.

I did not find the steel pennies by themselves. They were in same hole as other pennies. I also think because of the condition that they were in that someone dropped them a few years ago. They were not very deep. Actually just under the grass.
 

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