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Silver Ring and a Semi-key date Wheat!

filthyflyer39

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I found some time to get out detecting between my baseball games over Spring break. I got the silver ring at a local school after some crafty persuasion to get my dad to drive me there, since I can't drive myself yet. :( Then on Saturday we went to my dad's favorite park, where I found the wheaties,which are a 45 plain and a 1911 D (in pretty rough shape however) Still, the best coin I've found in my detecting career. :icon_thumright:

Thanks for looking, and good luck in this detecting season,

FilthyFlyer
 

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Great finds...... how did you find the ring..how deep, where at the school did you find it? what detector were you using?

Rockyredbaron

HH to all
 
rockyredbaron said:
Great finds...... how did you find the ring..how deep, where at the school did you find it? what detector were you using?

Rockyredbaron

HH to all

The ring was only about an inch deep out by the track. My detector is the Tesoro Cibola
 
Thats a really nice cute silver ring.. my daughter loves silver over gold..dunno why !!! :dontknow:
 
filthyflyer39 said:
I found some time to get out detecting between my baseball games over Spring break. I got the silver ring at a local school after some crafty persuasion to get my dad to drive me there, since I can't drive myself yet. :( Then on Saturday we went to my dad's favorite park, where I found the wheaties,which are a 45 plain and a 1911 D (in pretty rough shape however) Still, the best coin I've found in my detecting career. :icon_thumright:

Thanks for looking, and good luck in this detecting season,

FilthyFlyer

Forgot in the original post, the 45 wheat was about an inch by a tree, and the 1911 was about 4 inches, also by a tree.
 
Hey,

Great finds brother! Love to see the silver come out of the ground. The wheaties cant get much older! Id hit the are hard again nice and slow. Ya tracks and fields are great places to find rings and coins. Congrats and great finds!

Crackbadger
 
nice ring :icon_thumleft: MR TUFF
 
You beat me to silver this year. Nice 1911 D your uncle says he can only find plains.

Shallowdigger
 
Nice digs :thumbsup:

Last year I was lucky to find two 1911S wheatbacks.

HH,
Brian
 
nice finds but 11s is semi key as far as i know. not 11d. im not raining on your parade i like any early wheat. willy
 

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