Non-tector finds

[newtector]

Hey everyone,

Wondering what cool things have been found without a MD.

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[Molon Labe]

Well when I was MDing a old house, before I set my detector down I saw a coin right on the surface and it was a buffalo nickel!

 

[bigfoot1]

I'm guessing you mean surface finds while on a hunt.I picked up a rolex submariner that got pummeled by a snow plow.Still got $650.00 for parts.My first two mercs.Three buffalos.Gold wedding band and untold other jewelry.

short answer is that everything I look for detecting I surface found at least once while hunting.Ski area hunts are always more about seeing than hearing.
cheers

 

[DDancer]

Buffalo nickels, wheat pennies lots of modern clad, few bits of junk jewelry, gold nuggets, lost tools, paper bills..... pretty much anything can be specked with a sharp eye. Cant say how many times on a detect I bipped it then specked it.

 

[Msbeepbeep]

Jewelry, paper money, clad, golf balls, tennis balls, cell ph, keys, backpack, aluminum ladder, the list goes on!

 

[empty_pockets]

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[Msbeepbeep]

A twenty dollar bill, with a snow blower, and it didn't shred it!

 

[JunkLover]

I posted this a couple times already in the coins section, but I found a few goodies just by rooting around in my change jars:

- Two dozen wheat pennies
- 1943 war nickel, which is in great shape considering it was in circulation
- Several Canadian pennies, nickels and dimes (one of the pennies says Georgivs VI 1952, which I never saw before)
- A few nickels from the 40s and 50s
- This bizarre silver-coated penny from 1971 (which I believe is from some kind of high school chemistry project where you dip a penny in boiling chemicals and it turns silver)
- A huge pile of half-dollars that my aunt gave to me years ago, many of which are 90% silver. I couldn't find them for the longest time.