New grounds

[LByles]

Good day at some new hunting grounds. Only touched one small corner today but had these interesting finds. Old, extremely brittle chain, and half a grommet. And maybe a small shovel head? Also some other stuff we aren’t too sure about.

And some bullets? Two round balls and a modern bullet? Help me out pros! lol Also found 6 wheat pennies, 3 in the same hole. Oldest is 1920, my oldest so far. Heading back out there again tomorrow!

 

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[A2coins]

Thats how its done Keep rippin wheats are a good sign that silver is around. I like digging most signals to see whats there age the area. Hope tomorrow is a great day finds or not its fun cause you never know whats next...Thanks for sharing Tommy

 

[A2coins]

Welcome to tnet from MI Tommy

 

[LByles]

Thats how its done Keep rippin wheats are a good sign that silver is around. I like digging most signals to see whats there age the area. Hope tomorrow is a great day finds or not its fun cause you never know whats next...Thanks for sharing Tommy

Yea this area, we don’t get many hits. So even a low hit, I’m digging. So on my detector, it’s just an entry one and doesn’t give the frequency. Just indicates iron, midrange, and silver/copper. A lot of stuff I dig, like that shovel or whatever it is, makes it go haywire and throws all kinds of signals. Wheats bounce back and forth between midrange and copper/silver. So that’s another reason I just dig regardless lol

 

[Tuberale]

It's not so much that "(we) don't get many hit." as what you hit when it does hit. Eh?

 

[KeyaPaha]

I believe your "shovel" is actually the nose piece that creates the furrow on an old horse drawn planter.

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Nice relics, congrats! There should be some more keepers around, keep at it!

 

[LByles]

It's not so much that "(we) don't get many hit." as what you hit when it does hit. Eh?

Yea it usually means “I should probably dig this” lol

 

[LByles]

I believe your "shovel" is actually the nose piece that creates the furrow on an old horse drawn planter.

That would make sense bc I was trying to figure out how a shovel handle would attach to that and actually work lol