washingtonian
Gold Member
Hey folks,
I haven’t been getting out as much as I did in the old days but I’m still trying to pound the ground a few days a month.
I’ve been keeping busy with work and home renovations. I hope you’ve all been doing well! I hope to get in the groove on here again. I know I’ve been missing a lot of your great finds,
Here are the finds from my last few outings.
6/27
I got out to some permissions with my brother and a buddy (socially distanced). I didn’t get nearly as many old coins as I hoped but I still got a few keepers to make the outing worth it!
My favorite find of that outing is the holed CCC Cascarets token. Of course there is nothing wrong with a 925 ring either.
7/16
I got out a couple days ago and had more success than I could’ve hoped for. At a 1920s site I found a first-year, 1892 Barber Dime (as well as some wheats). It was hot and wearing a mask while detecting isn’t ideal but that’s a sign of the times I suppose!
7/18 (Today)
A friend and I met and tried to find remnants from an old Chinese community on a beach. That didn’t exactly pan out but it was still a fun day filled with some notable finds.
The top finds were the dateless Barber Dime, a 1944 Merc, am 1897 V Nickel, a small buckle and 11 wheats.
Not a bad way to spend a day. Thanks for looking everyone, I really appreciate it.
Take care and I’ll catch you all soon!
-W
I haven’t been getting out as much as I did in the old days but I’m still trying to pound the ground a few days a month.
I’ve been keeping busy with work and home renovations. I hope you’ve all been doing well! I hope to get in the groove on here again. I know I’ve been missing a lot of your great finds,
Here are the finds from my last few outings.
6/27
I got out to some permissions with my brother and a buddy (socially distanced). I didn’t get nearly as many old coins as I hoped but I still got a few keepers to make the outing worth it!
My favorite find of that outing is the holed CCC Cascarets token. Of course there is nothing wrong with a 925 ring either.
7/16
I got out a couple days ago and had more success than I could’ve hoped for. At a 1920s site I found a first-year, 1892 Barber Dime (as well as some wheats). It was hot and wearing a mask while detecting isn’t ideal but that’s a sign of the times I suppose!
7/18 (Today)
A friend and I met and tried to find remnants from an old Chinese community on a beach. That didn’t exactly pan out but it was still a fun day filled with some notable finds.
The top finds were the dateless Barber Dime, a 1944 Merc, am 1897 V Nickel, a small buckle and 11 wheats.
Not a bad way to spend a day. Thanks for looking everyone, I really appreciate it.
Take care and I’ll catch you all soon!
-W
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