saltyshark2002
Sr. Member
- Joined
- Mar 31, 2009
- Messages
- 405
- Reaction score
- 50
- Golden Thread
- 0
- Location
- Derry, New Hampshire.
- Detector(s) used
- Minelab E-Trac,Fisher F-70,Bounty Hunter 505,Garrett Pro Pointer
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
I managed 3 hunts over the past week.
First Hunt:I hunted a grassy area near a NH State beach on 6/20/10.Results were not that bad.One .925 earring(a face with a crown,might be Jesus,not certain,but did notice the 4 to 5 clear stones,diamond ?not sure yet.).I also pulled my first "S" mint marked coin ever(a 1950S wheat penny),other notable was an 1986 Canadian penny,and $1.97 in clad.
Second Hunt:On 6/22/10, I hunted a grassy section of a park in downtown Manchester, NH.park has been good to me in the past,but nothing to brag about this hunt.Managed $2.82 in clad(oldest coin 1963 penny),a rusty metal ball(about the size of a large marble),looks to big to be a musket ball,and a small padlock which I gave to my 5 year old son.
Third hunt was last night 6/23/10 which I have dubbed "The International House of Coin Shooting".I hunted an elementary school not far from home in New Hampshire.This was a short 90 min hunt as I had to pick up son and wife at baseball practice by 7:30pm.Interesting hunt though.I pulled coins from 5 different countries.United States-$0.58 in clad(oldest 1959D penny),England -One New Penny,Argentina-a 1999 1 Centavo coin,Hungary-1972 2 Forint coin,and from the Phillipines -a 1964 10 Centavos coin.
I wish I had a working camera to send pics,but at least I can keep everyone posted of what I find.
First Hunt:I hunted a grassy area near a NH State beach on 6/20/10.Results were not that bad.One .925 earring(a face with a crown,might be Jesus,not certain,but did notice the 4 to 5 clear stones,diamond ?not sure yet.).I also pulled my first "S" mint marked coin ever(a 1950S wheat penny),other notable was an 1986 Canadian penny,and $1.97 in clad.
Second Hunt:On 6/22/10, I hunted a grassy section of a park in downtown Manchester, NH.park has been good to me in the past,but nothing to brag about this hunt.Managed $2.82 in clad(oldest coin 1963 penny),a rusty metal ball(about the size of a large marble),looks to big to be a musket ball,and a small padlock which I gave to my 5 year old son.
Third hunt was last night 6/23/10 which I have dubbed "The International House of Coin Shooting".I hunted an elementary school not far from home in New Hampshire.This was a short 90 min hunt as I had to pick up son and wife at baseball practice by 7:30pm.Interesting hunt though.I pulled coins from 5 different countries.United States-$0.58 in clad(oldest 1959D penny),England -One New Penny,Argentina-a 1999 1 Centavo coin,Hungary-1972 2 Forint coin,and from the Phillipines -a 1964 10 Centavos coin.
I wish I had a working camera to send pics,but at least I can keep everyone posted of what I find.
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