CoinFetcher
Bronze Member
Hello,
I made it to two of my hunted out spots! (I only say that because I have hunted at these spots many many many times, and the finds have slowed down )
First spot is a large easement in a old town. I found like 10 silver coins there my first time finding it. Now-a-days it’s a area where I want to hunt the fringes and dig any sound I find. I found a little chirp on the edge near the Ivy, and out pops my sterling salt or pepper shaker lid! A wheat cent was inches away from it as well, also a nail or two, and that probably obscured the signal.
The war nickel and the buffalo nickel were found at an old beach site that I have permission to. I don’t have the best time hunting this beachside anymore, as I have been there dozens and dozens of times, but new things come up at the beach quite often, so I was happy with my nice Buffalo, and my worn out war nickel.
The small silver band was from a rock quarry in my neighborhood. The rock
quarry was dug out in the 50s to procure gravel for a nearby oil refinery. My dad and all his friends talk about the “rock quarry” being a great swimming hole. Now it’s just an algae infused hole in the woods.
Anyways, I just wanted to share my pics, I hope you’re all well.
I made it to two of my hunted out spots! (I only say that because I have hunted at these spots many many many times, and the finds have slowed down )
First spot is a large easement in a old town. I found like 10 silver coins there my first time finding it. Now-a-days it’s a area where I want to hunt the fringes and dig any sound I find. I found a little chirp on the edge near the Ivy, and out pops my sterling salt or pepper shaker lid! A wheat cent was inches away from it as well, also a nail or two, and that probably obscured the signal.
The war nickel and the buffalo nickel were found at an old beach site that I have permission to. I don’t have the best time hunting this beachside anymore, as I have been there dozens and dozens of times, but new things come up at the beach quite often, so I was happy with my nice Buffalo, and my worn out war nickel.
The small silver band was from a rock quarry in my neighborhood. The rock
quarry was dug out in the 50s to procure gravel for a nearby oil refinery. My dad and all his friends talk about the “rock quarry” being a great swimming hole. Now it’s just an algae infused hole in the woods.Anyways, I just wanted to share my pics, I hope you’re all well.
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