DPBOB
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- DES PLAINES IL
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- AVATAR: MY Wife Saying....
"Your going Metal Detecting
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Wasn't going to go out dirt fishing today but changed my mind after I stepped outside
and felt how warm it was out.
Decided to go drive around and do some recon for a new location to hunt.
Headed over to the older section of next town over to ring some doorbells, No luck at a couple house's ( nobody home)
Headed over to the next town about a mile down the road. Rang a couple doorbells, same thing.
Was going to head home when I saw a person racking leaves. Asked him if he owned the house. He said no just helping out.
I see a car pull into the driveway next door so I walked up to the 2 ladies that were getting out of the car.
Asked if they owned the house. One said yes. Introduced myself and asked if they knew what the hobby of
metal detecting was. Owner said. " Don't you use one of those machines and go back and forth. I said. Yes I do.
Would it be ok if I use my machine and look for some old coins.
Sure Go Ahead. But you won't find much. She said. Ok Thank You..... I said.
Hunted part of the place for about 45 minutes.
Came up with a 1925 Merc after about 2 minutes then a 46 Rosie a minute later.
She had a guy from California staying there and he was watching me for about 20 minutes and thought is was neat to pull the old coins from the ground.
Went to the front of the house and started pulling up a few wheats and the hit couple more silver coins.
The 1937 Quarter was only 1 inch down. I thought for sure it was going to be just a clad quarter to add to the other 4 I found but was I surprised to see silver flip out of the plug.
In all I got 5 Silver. The deepest coin was a penny at 4 1/2 inches. Most coins were only 1 to 2 inches deep
9 more to go to get to 100.......
Also got a cool good luck token from a shoe store or company
The big silver coin is made of aluminum and it was right on the surface.
" This coin and $5 for one Introductory flying lesson for a Piper Pilot Good at authorized piper aircraft dealers
Thanks for looking
and felt how warm it was out.
Decided to go drive around and do some recon for a new location to hunt.
Headed over to the older section of next town over to ring some doorbells, No luck at a couple house's ( nobody home)
Headed over to the next town about a mile down the road. Rang a couple doorbells, same thing.
Was going to head home when I saw a person racking leaves. Asked him if he owned the house. He said no just helping out.
I see a car pull into the driveway next door so I walked up to the 2 ladies that were getting out of the car.
Asked if they owned the house. One said yes. Introduced myself and asked if they knew what the hobby of
metal detecting was. Owner said. " Don't you use one of those machines and go back and forth. I said. Yes I do.
Would it be ok if I use my machine and look for some old coins.
Sure Go Ahead. But you won't find much. She said. Ok Thank You..... I said.
Hunted part of the place for about 45 minutes.
Came up with a 1925 Merc after about 2 minutes then a 46 Rosie a minute later.
She had a guy from California staying there and he was watching me for about 20 minutes and thought is was neat to pull the old coins from the ground.
Went to the front of the house and started pulling up a few wheats and the hit couple more silver coins.
The 1937 Quarter was only 1 inch down. I thought for sure it was going to be just a clad quarter to add to the other 4 I found but was I surprised to see silver flip out of the plug.
In all I got 5 Silver. The deepest coin was a penny at 4 1/2 inches. Most coins were only 1 to 2 inches deep
9 more to go to get to 100.......
Also got a cool good luck token from a shoe store or company
The big silver coin is made of aluminum and it was right on the surface.
" This coin and $5 for one Introductory flying lesson for a Piper Pilot Good at authorized piper aircraft dealers
Thanks for looking
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