MY FIRST coin!!! ca 2000

[EagleEye1]

Well, gotta start somewhere. Today's finds including the infamous ca 2000 dime. Old homestead and 2nd Seminole War area. The big item with the 2 holes is NOT metal, but feels like it, is thick and I have no clue on what the material could be. Does not seem to be clay either, odd.View attachment 1900067View attachment 1900068

 

[Truth]

Congratulations you’re broke your cherry!! Great job

 

[clv]

I think we all remember our first find. My, a broken metal File near my dad's shop.

 

[Digger RJ]

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

A big congrats on finding your first coin !
Now ... hold on to your hat - your in for a ride !

 

[TannersHatch]

The first of many to come. Congrats mate.

 

[pepperj]

Congrats on getting the first one, may the next one be a silver.

I can still remember my first over 50yrs ago-1936 penny, I still remember running home a mile with the Whites Goldmaster! I looked for a dot for days on that one...
(Thanks for stirring up a memory)

 

[Elvis]

Congrats! And so the addiction begins!

 

[Calabash Digger]

Congrats!

 

[Trezurehunter]

Congrats on your first coin. I like that pocket knife also.

 

[EagleEye1]

Congrats on your first coin. I like that pocket knife also.

Thanks, and that is a very hard one to put a time frame on. I didn't realize they made like 100 freaking styles a year lol. On ebay I was looking and best guess is 70's to late 90's. Real wood and 3 folding items (2 knifes and not sure on the other).

 

[pescadore]

Congratulations on your first coin !! I am sure there are many more coin finds in your future.

 

[ArfieBoy]

Great! Congratulations! My first coin found with my first detector was found by my wife... a 1890's Indian Head cent! Last time she ever detected! My first coin was a 1938 Lincoln cent. Both were found in my front yard in the early 1970's. Thanks for stirring up the memories!

 

[Truth]

Congratulations my friend just keep at it I don’t stop