ScrewcapRoy
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- Location
- Weymouth Mass
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- Whites M6
I haven't posted in a while as I do not have a camera but decided to let you all know what has been happening. On my way home yesterday from work I had to go around an open bridge. I passed a tot lot that I hunted once before pulling up only clad. As I passed by it was loaded with kids and some others playing tackle football in the grass and wood chips. So I decided to hunt it later that evening figuring I would at least add to the clad count for the year.
Got there about 7:15 P.M. got the M6 all ready along with the cyclops light I use. Started scanning and immediately began picking up the clad. Came across one signal that came up as a penny/dime about 2" deep in the chips. To my surprise I pulled up a half dollar size token. It has a scull and cross bones on it with "dead man tell no tales" on the reverse it says gold dubloon 1587 and has a shield in the center. Yes it is gold in color. So this will now be my lucky charm when I go detecting. After a couple of more clad digs I hit on a penny signal and pull up a small heart shape pendant that say #1 on one side and sketcher girl on the other. I think it is silver plated as in one corner it is fading to brass. Ended up with $3.42 in clad that included a 41 nickel, I know some call them war nickels and some do not. Either way not a bad night of hunting for an hour.
Thanks for reading and HH Roy.
Got there about 7:15 P.M. got the M6 all ready along with the cyclops light I use. Started scanning and immediately began picking up the clad. Came across one signal that came up as a penny/dime about 2" deep in the chips. To my surprise I pulled up a half dollar size token. It has a scull and cross bones on it with "dead man tell no tales" on the reverse it says gold dubloon 1587 and has a shield in the center. Yes it is gold in color. So this will now be my lucky charm when I go detecting. After a couple of more clad digs I hit on a penny signal and pull up a small heart shape pendant that say #1 on one side and sketcher girl on the other. I think it is silver plated as in one corner it is fading to brass. Ended up with $3.42 in clad that included a 41 nickel, I know some call them war nickels and some do not. Either way not a bad night of hunting for an hour.
Thanks for reading and HH Roy.
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Nice way to spend a cool evening. In my minds eye I can see your token and the little heart, you did a great job describing them. I, too, can't post pictures. I use this old Webtv system, not compatable with Tnet's programs...






