Slim Pickens but a couple decent finds

dirtyJohn

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Whiskey Junction, IL
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Fisher F75 LTD2, Tesoro Tiger Shark, DetectorPro Uniprobe, DetectorPro Pistol Probe
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When out to a new forest preserve park that I researched and it's pretty old(close to 100 years)for a few hours. There was alot of trash but I managed to pull out and couple of wheats and a 1920 S merc. I also found this cool old lock that looks to be an old combination lock. I also found tons of bottle caps (why do they sound so good?).
A forest preserve cop stopped and got out of his car and started walking towards me and I couldn't help but think my hunt was over but he asked me what I found and seemed truly interested and told me that it's perfectly ok to detect there, just don't leave any craters. Pretty cool I thought because I've had other cook county forest preserve cops tell me I couldn't detect. I now have a good site that I don't have to look over my shoulder at. Thanks for reading.
HH
John
 

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Nice finds John!
You didn't try the run-away method when the officer showed up? Always works for me.
 

Lowbatts said:
Nice finds John!
You didn't try the run-away method when the officer showed up? Always works for me.
As Richard Prior once said "I ain't no track star".
 

The bottle cap field will keep you busy!!! Nice coins from your new spot.
 

Yep, great finds there. Sure beats a stick in the eye.... :thumbsup:
 

Ewery thing depend on -- who we met on way , congr. for Ag
 

Congratulations ...

The lock is way cool ...

The coinage would make my day ...

Sweet Digs ~ Al
 

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