ScubaDetector
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- Primary Interest:
- Beach & Shallow Water Hunting
Boy did I find a GREAT spot in the weeds!! Have absolutely no idea what I found where but I sure had fun. When you find a Barber quarter, 3 SL quarters and two Washington, you know you are in a virgin spot. First gold was the small one with 3 out of 4 black stones in it. Second is the signet. Lots of hallmarks in the signet. It is old and only 9K but nice. Stamped 9 and 375.
Anyway the silver kept ringing loud and clear today. I couldn't believe how many quarters i was able to scrounge up. Then the dimes, rings and Indian bracelet. I sure had my friend drooling as he pulled up a silver Roosevelt and no other silver or gold. He got a Detroit Police button though. That makes 4 from this spot now.
The brass oar lock was different. I have found hundreds and this is the first brass one. First large sledge hammer also.
Barber is 1911, three slq's no date I can see at this time, two Washington's three merc's, two Roosevelt's, a war nickel, four silver rings and the silver bracelet are my silver finds.
The button has a patent date of Dec. 9 1924 on it.
The only trash I dug were two bottle tops, two shotgun bases, a pull tab and a washer. Made for a very good day underwater. Enjoy the pictures!!
I sure hope to find more spots like that out there.
Anyway the silver kept ringing loud and clear today. I couldn't believe how many quarters i was able to scrounge up. Then the dimes, rings and Indian bracelet. I sure had my friend drooling as he pulled up a silver Roosevelt and no other silver or gold. He got a Detroit Police button though. That makes 4 from this spot now.
The brass oar lock was different. I have found hundreds and this is the first brass one. First large sledge hammer also.
Barber is 1911, three slq's no date I can see at this time, two Washington's three merc's, two Roosevelt's, a war nickel, four silver rings and the silver bracelet are my silver finds.
The button has a patent date of Dec. 9 1924 on it.
The only trash I dug were two bottle tops, two shotgun bases, a pull tab and a washer. Made for a very good day underwater. Enjoy the pictures!!
I sure hope to find more spots like that out there.
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