gunner45
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- Bedford PA
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- Garrett AT Pro
Hey folks, today was a first for me. I was taking it easy this afternoon while my 3 kids were going stir crazy because of all the rain we've been getting, so the sun finally came out for a few hours and they all wanted to go ride their bikes at a local park. I've hunted this area many times while my kids played and rode hundreds of miles. Anyway I thought, what's one more time, the ground is saturated so I may get a little deeper on my finds.
Off to the park we went, I grabbed my AT Pro and pinpointer and waterproof boots. We arrived and right away my kids started to burn off sugar and I no sooner started and wham, a wheat 1941 wheat penny. I scanned for a few more minutes and found some clad and then another wheat (1944) I moved my way along a road and found this neat ring, I thinks it's plated but not too sure. Any help would be appreciated. Then the unexpected happened, I hit on a signal in the high 80's showing 10 plus inches. I decided to get a shovel due to all the mud. I'm glad I did! The further I dug the higher the number got, I couldn't believe at 12 inches I was still digging then at 14 inches out popped my first standing Liberty Quarter- a 1929. I was stoked to say the least.
I took some pics with my iphone before and after I soaked it in water.
Hope you enjoyed the story.





Off to the park we went, I grabbed my AT Pro and pinpointer and waterproof boots. We arrived and right away my kids started to burn off sugar and I no sooner started and wham, a wheat 1941 wheat penny. I scanned for a few more minutes and found some clad and then another wheat (1944) I moved my way along a road and found this neat ring, I thinks it's plated but not too sure. Any help would be appreciated. Then the unexpected happened, I hit on a signal in the high 80's showing 10 plus inches. I decided to get a shovel due to all the mud. I'm glad I did! The further I dug the higher the number got, I couldn't believe at 12 inches I was still digging then at 14 inches out popped my first standing Liberty Quarter- a 1929. I was stoked to say the least.
I took some pics with my iphone before and after I soaked it in water.
Hope you enjoyed the story.





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