Garrett424
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- Joined
- Jun 20, 2014
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- Location
- Granite, Maryland
- Detector(s) used
- Teknetics Omega 8000
Teknetics Delta 4000,
Deteknix XPointer,
Fiskar's Big Grip Digger & my old Army Trench shovel for the tough jobs
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
I stopped at an elementary school tot lot for about an hour before it got dark. I managed to get a hit that just may have been gold (I hoped) and dug up a kids ring. Looks like a little girls ring with yellow and green hearts around it. The inside looks like some kind of white metal or something.
But, a ring is still a ring right??
I wish I knew the kid who dropped it so I could give it back to her. You never know what something so simple can mean to a kid.
I also managed to dig up 2.46 in clad, one 1972 Canadian penny and a 1950D wheatie (have no clue what that was doing there). Oh, and I found a really nice, heavy black and yellow Dewalt utility knife. I have no clue what that was doing in a little kids playground either. Kinda' makes you wonder.
But, I guess that's not too bad for about an hour. Plus, practice is practice and I always manage to learn something.
The few tot lots I have hit so far in my area haven't yielded much. I find LOTS of pennies and small change and lots of foil tops to pudding, juice, etc. I'll keep trying them when I don't have much hunting time. You never know what may get dropped at any time.
Also, two that I tried to search have some kind of cloth material under the wood chips and you can't dig. Has anyone else run into this??
But, a ring is still a ring right??
I wish I knew the kid who dropped it so I could give it back to her. You never know what something so simple can mean to a kid.
I also managed to dig up 2.46 in clad, one 1972 Canadian penny and a 1950D wheatie (have no clue what that was doing there). Oh, and I found a really nice, heavy black and yellow Dewalt utility knife. I have no clue what that was doing in a little kids playground either. Kinda' makes you wonder.
But, I guess that's not too bad for about an hour. Plus, practice is practice and I always manage to learn something.
The few tot lots I have hit so far in my area haven't yielded much. I find LOTS of pennies and small change and lots of foil tops to pudding, juice, etc. I'll keep trying them when I don't have much hunting time. You never know what may get dropped at any time.
Also, two that I tried to search have some kind of cloth material under the wood chips and you can't dig. Has anyone else run into this??
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