Professor of Engineering
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- Garrett: AT Pro, AT Gold & Infinium; Minelab: Explorer SE, II; Simplex; Tesoro: Tejon & Outlaw; White's: V3i
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- Relic Hunting
Hello everyone,
This post concluded 21 hours of farm field hunting in Central RI using the Garrett AT Pro (last hunt settings: Pro Mode-zero, iron disc 10, iron audio ON and Sensitivity one bar from max). The series has been quite a rollercoaster of emotions starting with the recovery of a 1783 Nova Constellatio (posted in a previous thread) and ending with Silver baby spoon (engraved December 13, 1892). The Solid Silver Spoon is very dear to me being a very personal item found relic. To think family members cherished this beautiful spoon marking the birth of their child.
Other items included silver and copper coins. An interesting find was a 10 Pfennig German coin in "tough condition", still working on recovering the date. A weird finds were a 1987 Chuck-E-Cheese, 25 cents off a pizza token, a dollar coin and 4 old memorial cents.
The relics spanned from Bale seals, lock, buckles, bullets, Model T radiator cap, water distribution hardware...etc. A few buttons and jewelry items did show their faces to round off a fun time. I have posted many photos of the three day experience.
I hope you enjoy and can “relive” my three day excitement in the field.
Thank you for looking.
GL & HH
Doc
This post concluded 21 hours of farm field hunting in Central RI using the Garrett AT Pro (last hunt settings: Pro Mode-zero, iron disc 10, iron audio ON and Sensitivity one bar from max). The series has been quite a rollercoaster of emotions starting with the recovery of a 1783 Nova Constellatio (posted in a previous thread) and ending with Silver baby spoon (engraved December 13, 1892). The Solid Silver Spoon is very dear to me being a very personal item found relic. To think family members cherished this beautiful spoon marking the birth of their child.
Other items included silver and copper coins. An interesting find was a 10 Pfennig German coin in "tough condition", still working on recovering the date. A weird finds were a 1987 Chuck-E-Cheese, 25 cents off a pizza token, a dollar coin and 4 old memorial cents.
The relics spanned from Bale seals, lock, buckles, bullets, Model T radiator cap, water distribution hardware...etc. A few buttons and jewelry items did show their faces to round off a fun time. I have posted many photos of the three day experience.
I hope you enjoy and can “relive” my three day excitement in the field.
Thank you for looking.
GL & HH
Doc
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