san antonio places?

[young one]

hey guys im 14 and use an ace 250 so far i have found about 5 bucks in change at local elementry schools. any one know any specific places to hunt maybe we could meet up and md :?

ty Young one

 

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[texan connection]

Hi, try looking at a county history book it is packed with Clues to old spots to hunt also whatever old maps you can find. Of course there are obvious places also churches old buildings street and sidwalk digs etc

 

[Coincollector22]

Id try to get permission to search some of the missions in the area, im sure theres plenty of treasure there

 

[Texas Coin Hunter]

Hi Young One:

Here is a list of hunting sites while might give you some ideas of where too Hunt.


Old Schools City Parks
City/Fair Parks Old Churches
Old Homesites Picnic Areas
Swimming Areas Ahtletic Fields
Rodeo Arenas Campgrounds
Ghost Towns Beaches
Roadside Parks Sidewalk Grassy Areas
Rural Mailbox Reunion Areas
Revival Sites Old Fort Sites
Fishing Spots Old Barns
Flea Markets Roadside Fruit Stands
Old Drive Ins Old Motels Sites
Town Squares Rural Danceing Sites
Historical Markers Old Gas Stations & Gen. Stores
Playgrounds Clothes Lines
Old Houses & Stuctures G. I. Form Hall
Veterans Post

and the list goes on, since there are so many hunting places to hunt at but do research 1st and pick out the oldest places by date, then find out who owns them and contact these people or Associations and get a signed PERMISSION SLIP aurthorizeing you to hunt on that property.

Sincerely
~Dave~ <Tnet> Texas Coin Hunter

 

[flash and the pan]

some of city can be hunted but need permit check with city san antonio area metal detector club meets every 2nd thursday at lions feild @ 2809 broadway all welcome

 

[Ridge Runner]

Hi Young one
Well this is one more for you and that's city bus stops.
Best to you! Chuck

 

[coolbeans]

i didnt know that there was a club in s.a. i will plan to be at the next meeting! thanks for posting!

 

[tmanfromtexas]

Young one, you may want to go to the public library and check out the historical section. They have old news papers and surveys. I am in Indiana and use the Lake County library for information. Hope that helps and welcome to TNET.