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Born2Dtect

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Saturdays hunt was a bust for about 5 hours then They started coming in bunches.

All in on hole, were a 1897 Liberty Head V Nickle, a 1906 Liberty Head V Nickle, a 1908 Indian Head Penny, and a 1917 Wheat Penny. SWEET! I first dug the 1906 V nickle then check the hole and got another signal, dug a little dirt of the side, out popped the other 3 still touching. Wished I could have had it on video. Finding these four in one hole was nice. I had only found about a dozen clad pennies to that point. In the last five minutes I dug up, with a little push from my detecting partner (Thanks, Richard) a nice Sterling silver Boy Scout ring. My day was complete and a slight grin was fixed on my face, time to head home. :thumbsup: ::) 8)

Ed D.
 

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Those was some nice finds......Matt
 
WTG 4 in 1 still have not got more than 2 in 1 yet.
 
Very nice find. I found a 9 coin oldie a few months ago. They are exciting to find.
 
wtg nice pocket spill!! gotta love it :thumbsup: 4 oldies in one hole!
 
:icon_thumright: awsome finds , that Boy Scout ring is cool I've never seen one before
 
Glad I could motivate you Ed never give up. Now find me a new spot to dig at. ;D
 
Looks like a good days hunt to me Ed! When Richard told me you found the boy scout ring I thought it was perfect for you.
 
Thanks for the kind words everyone. I tried a jewelry cloth on the ring. It shined up nice. Posted a second picture.

Ed D.
 
Born2Dtect said:
Saturdays hunt was a bust for about 5 hours then They started coming in bunches.

All in on hole, were a 1897 Liberty Head V Nickle, a 1906 Liberty Head V Nickle, a 1908 Indian Head Penny, and a 1917 Wheat Penny. SWEET! I first dug the 1906 V nickle then check the hole and got another signal, dug a little dirt of the side, out popped the other 3 still touching. Wished I could have had it on video. Finding these four in one hole was nice. I had only found about a dozen clad pennies to that point. In the last five minutes I dug up, with a little push from my detecting partner (Thanks, Richard) a nice Sterling silver Boy Scout ring. My day was complete and a slight grin was fixed on my face, time to head home. :thumbsup: ::) 8)

Ed D.
Sounds like you had a great day...WTG :icon_thumright:
 
Very nice find on the spill!
 

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