McCDig
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- Joined
- Jan 31, 2015
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- Location
- Baltimore, Maryland
- 🥇 Banner finds
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- Detector(s) used
- Fisher F75
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Just a short hunt late this afternoon in the cold, but the ground was not frozen.
Among my first couple holes came this lapel pin sans pin. It is gold (not the Au variety) in color with the blue letters "T" "C" and in the shape of a cheerleader's megaphone. Considering the area, this has to be a cheerleader's label pin for Towson Catholic High School. School colors for the TC Owls were blue and gold. The school was started in 1922 and closed in 2009. I attended elementary school grades 1 - 6 at The Immaculate Conception School on the same grounds as the high school. This pin came with its own date: 1981.
Next cool find came from about 7 inches down and is a plated souvenir ring. It is a commemorative from the Baltimore & Ohio Transportation Museum in Baltimore, MD. This museum houses the largest collection of steam locomotives. The museum was opened in 1953. The locomotive pictured on this rig is the William Mason, built in 1856 and rebuilt in 1927. This locomotive was featured in the movie "Gods and Generals". This memento ring is a child's size and probably dates from the 1960s.
My last "good" find was a crimped piece of lead, white from being in the ground a long time. Not certain what it came from.
Nary a button today, maybe next time.






Among my first couple holes came this lapel pin sans pin. It is gold (not the Au variety) in color with the blue letters "T" "C" and in the shape of a cheerleader's megaphone. Considering the area, this has to be a cheerleader's label pin for Towson Catholic High School. School colors for the TC Owls were blue and gold. The school was started in 1922 and closed in 2009. I attended elementary school grades 1 - 6 at The Immaculate Conception School on the same grounds as the high school. This pin came with its own date: 1981.
Next cool find came from about 7 inches down and is a plated souvenir ring. It is a commemorative from the Baltimore & Ohio Transportation Museum in Baltimore, MD. This museum houses the largest collection of steam locomotives. The museum was opened in 1953. The locomotive pictured on this rig is the William Mason, built in 1856 and rebuilt in 1927. This locomotive was featured in the movie "Gods and Generals". This memento ring is a child's size and probably dates from the 1960s.
My last "good" find was a crimped piece of lead, white from being in the ground a long time. Not certain what it came from.
Nary a button today, maybe next time.






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Just a rare find out here 








