boondocker
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Whites XLT
I was out Saturday at a local orchard that I have been detecting since last fall, I noticed the owner had plowed under a small garden next to the barn, next to the garden is a nice old house built in 1820, so I was hoping for some early coinage and buttons. After finding a few shredded beer cans and some pull tabs I was getting alittle bumbed, then I found some lead drops and a worn smooth copper I thought I would finish the garden and move on to another spot in the orchard. Then I got this strong signal on my XLT that indicated a screw cap so I thought why not, if it's a good repeatable signal, DIG and out popped this mens 18K Gold wedding band
, I was stoked, I know it's only a wedding band, but I have only found 2 gold items thus far, my Fathers lost wedding ring and this one. The initials read looks like CWD - TFD 4 - 18 - 77. It says 18K M what does the M stand for? Also I rechecked the hole after I removed the ring and got another signal, and it was an 1871 2 Cent coin
, I am soaking it in olive oil at the moment and will post later. Well enough ranting over this, can't wait to hit this orchard again next weekend, thanks for looking. Dean
, I was stoked, I know it's only a wedding band, but I have only found 2 gold items thus far, my Fathers lost wedding ring and this one. The initials read looks like CWD - TFD 4 - 18 - 77. It says 18K M what does the M stand for? Also I rechecked the hole after I removed the ring and got another signal, and it was an 1871 2 Cent coin
, I am soaking it in olive oil at the moment and will post later. Well enough ranting over this, can't wait to hit this orchard again next weekend, thanks for looking. DeanAttachments
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