crazyjarhead
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- Location
- N. San Diego County
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- Ace 250
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Myself and Steve (Daytondigger) got together today and headed back to the new place that I acquired on Sat. I was able to pull 6 more Wheaties but no silver. I won't tell you what he found as he will post later. Found a few relics including the best model A or T tire cap I have ever seen. It still has some shine to it and it was 5 inches underground. We hunted a few hours dodging rain showers and fog, but didn't get too close to the farmers fence as this bull kept giving us the eye
. Actually there was several bulls so I stayed away from the back yard. I don't take chances with bulls
We left there and went back to one of my hunted out spots and wouldn't you guess I got smoked. He dug things I had missed....... Imagine that
By this time the warm front had passed by and that nasty cold wind kicked in and ran us home
...... but not after a good find by Steve
You will have to wait for his story.
Ended the day with 6 Wheaties, 1919,1923,1936,1945,1946,1951D, some 60's clad pennies, a 3006 Springfield shell casing, a tire stem and a whatsit(square copper thingy) and a cap that says National distilleries on it with 2 holes?? The last pictures of the other house is the one I hunted back in the spring and summer. Remember it
Neil (Kimsdad) Thanks again for looking, Ron
Damn Cows. What are you "steering" at

The picture below is where I found my first 1853 halfdime
. Actually there was several bulls so I stayed away from the back yard. I don't take chances with bulls
We left there and went back to one of my hunted out spots and wouldn't you guess I got smoked. He dug things I had missed....... Imagine that
By this time the warm front had passed by and that nasty cold wind kicked in and ran us home
...... but not after a good find by Steve
You will have to wait for his story.
Ended the day with 6 Wheaties, 1919,1923,1936,1945,1946,1951D, some 60's clad pennies, a 3006 Springfield shell casing, a tire stem and a whatsit(square copper thingy) and a cap that says National distilleries on it with 2 holes?? The last pictures of the other house is the one I hunted back in the spring and summer. Remember it
Neil (Kimsdad) Thanks again for looking, Ron
Damn Cows. What are you "steering" at

The picture below is where I found my first 1853 halfdime
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. After that strong cold wind moved in I was working my way back to the car. I had one last target before calling it quits and finally I saw that nice silver dime in that black soil.
I took a pic before I even looked to see what it was, a seated?, a Barber?....nah, a 45 merc.







