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Nice Finds On An Abandoned Field!

Vldetecting

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Garrett AT Max, Garrett AT Pro-Pointer, Garrett Ace 250
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So today I went out detecting in the cold for 2 hours, the place I detected is an abandoned field from the early 1700's. It got abandoned in the 50's I believe. It's quite funny cause there's a small river that you have to get over to get there and I couldn't cross that river so I had to build a small 'bridge' of old trees. When I got over my 'bridge' I started detecting and my first find was a small lead bag seal from early 1900's:
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After that find I walked away from that place and found a small jeans button (1920's to 1950's):
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Then I just found trash and weird objects so I decided to give the first place a second try and I'm glad I did!

First find there was a nice small coin, a 1 Öre from 1902. (Last time I found an older coin was two months ago, Idk why I don't find many older coins...:dontknow:):
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And the last find was the best find of the day, it was a very very nice pocket watch from the mid 1800's with gold patina left on it!:

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Nicely done,, most of the time, my older coins are found at 7 or 8 inches. I don't know if the ACE 250 can detect a coin that deep.
 
Nice! That field looks like it might show some promise.
 
That's great good job. All I found today is two stinking Lincoln lol

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