Gimmie The Loot
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- Joined
- May 11, 2010
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- Location
- Driftwood, TX
- Detector(s) used
- etrac, ACE 250
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
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I should be in bed right now because I am so exhausted from hunting for 10 hours today but I am still pretty excited about today's hunt. And I am a little afraid about how bad my sunburnt neck is going to feel when I shower tomorrow. Lesson learned, use sunblock on your neck even if it is only 60 degrees out.
Started the day around 9am at a new place I have been wanting to check out for a while. That is where I picked up the Lincoln Park Zoo souvenir smashed penny and the .925 ring. Then made my way over to the group hunt that had formed about a mile away. That is where I picked up the silver quarter and the Chuckie Cheese 1983 token!
Then on my way back home I decided to stop at an area that I had been hitting hard ever since I got my etrac, and after about an hour I got the two mercs about 1 foot from each other!
Wheaties where everywhere... and when I was cleaning out my bag of finds, I found an extra nickel I didn't remember digging. I must have dug it and figured it was a normal Jefferson. I just happened to look at the year and noticed it was a 1943 silver nickel! Heck yeah! My 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th silver since getting my new detector.
I am pretty sure everything I did today beat a personal record... including the time spent hunting, and the number of total digs ever. 56 screw/bottle caps is probably a record also. Jeez I wish those 12/42's were silver instead of screwcaps!
Note: The 1947d merc in the picture is actually a 1942d but unfortunately not the 41/42 double die.
Thanks for reading!
GTL
Started the day around 9am at a new place I have been wanting to check out for a while. That is where I picked up the Lincoln Park Zoo souvenir smashed penny and the .925 ring. Then made my way over to the group hunt that had formed about a mile away. That is where I picked up the silver quarter and the Chuckie Cheese 1983 token!
Then on my way back home I decided to stop at an area that I had been hitting hard ever since I got my etrac, and after about an hour I got the two mercs about 1 foot from each other!
Wheaties where everywhere... and when I was cleaning out my bag of finds, I found an extra nickel I didn't remember digging. I must have dug it and figured it was a normal Jefferson. I just happened to look at the year and noticed it was a 1943 silver nickel! Heck yeah! My 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th silver since getting my new detector.
I am pretty sure everything I did today beat a personal record... including the time spent hunting, and the number of total digs ever. 56 screw/bottle caps is probably a record also. Jeez I wish those 12/42's were silver instead of screwcaps!
Note: The 1947d merc in the picture is actually a 1942d but unfortunately not the 41/42 double die.
Thanks for reading!
GTL