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Mike95inNJ

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Today's silver from Silver Park

Well the old coin finds are definitely dwindling at this park. I started out on low disc pretty much digging it all except iron. After 1.5 hrs of digging old style pulltabs and trash I switched over to high disc and concentrated on the area near the swings. At this point I was only digging what would sound off on coincheck on my X2. I got a really nice banging signal on this Ed Levin silver bracelet. Not too far away I dug a wheatie when I came across the Fuller plastic letter opener in the hole. Also managed four wheaties with the oldest being 1936. The piece of lead to the left of the wheatie is a bale seal I believe since this area was all farms at one time. We have'nt had any rain in awhile so parts of the park are baked and for now I'm avoiding them. Till next weekend.
HH, Mike in NJ
 

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nice mike !!! ;D ;D ;D ya gotta be happy with that find.... :)
 
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omg Mike I love that bracelet...calling first dibs if he sells it.... I love it... when you get down my way, the shore...would ya like to go detecting with me...maybe I can learn a few tricks from ya.... I am seriously looking for someone to hunt with locally but no one does and if they do, they are recovering from accidents... : (
 
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Good finds Mike. It amazing how we can keep going back to some of these spots and keep finding stuff.

HH
Ken
 
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hay mike dont you ever get to atlanic city beach hunting?I did some swiming there at one time.I didnt even know what a metaldetecter was back then.looks like a nice bracelet.
 
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bootybay said:
omg Mike I love that bracelet...calling first dibs if he sells it.... I love it... when you get down my way, the shore...would ya like to go detecting with me...maybe I can learn a few tricks from ya.... I am seriously looking for someone to hunt with locally but no one does and if they do, they are recovering from accidents... : (
Where are you located on the shore? I hunt with two sometimes three other guys, but lately I've been going alone due to their time restraints. I'm in Monmouth County. Also,If you're really interested in the bracelet make me an offer. I believe it's a ladies small. Take care.
rodgerdodger said:
hay mike dont you ever get to atlanic city beach hunting?I did some swiming there at one time.I didnt even know what a metaldetecter was back then.looks like a nice bracelet.
Rodgerdodger I don't get down that way very often. Usually just to gamble which is very rare. I mainly landhunt but will do the beaches every now and then. Mainly in the winter when the ground is frozen. Cya, Mike
 
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Your finds are great today.
The silver is very nice.
That Fuller Brush salesman letter opener
might be your most valuable find. Look it up.
 
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Mike,
I pm'd ya..
 
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Mike, nice variety of finds..it always surprises me how larger objects (like your bracelet) end up getting buried without anyone noticing them on the ground after being lost.


HH,
Nat
 
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Like the letter opener congrats on your finds
 
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Nice job Mike!!! Keep it up!! You're keeping Jersey on the map!
 
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Very nice. congratulations
 
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Good finds, Mike. I like the silver bracelet.

P.S. My metal detecting club is in South Jersey. In fact, that's its name, SJMDC. You wouldn't believe the finds they make down the shore. Unbelieveable. Also, my ski club is in Cherry Hill, NJ. and there are a lot of great skiers in New Jersey, too.
Bob
 

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