crazyjarhead
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- Joined
- Sep 10, 2007
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- Location
- N. San Diego County
- Detector(s) used
- Ace 250
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Good evening everyone. Daytondigger had the day off on Wednesday so he called asking if he could join me in a hunt. I said, sure. Come on up. So we met and introduced ourselves before heading to a few of my favorite spots. We started out at the JA McDonald homesite built in 1837. (Ist picture.)I have been pounding this all summer but I wanted to see what we could still find. Unfortunately, we didn't turn up much . I found an old key and a 45 slug (modern). After a few hours there we headed over to another spot which I have hunted a few times. (2nd picture)It has produce a gold ring, silver, Injuns and a ton of Wheaties. There I found 3 Wheaties, a unicorn piece of some type, and a token. I don't know anything about it only that it is a cracker Jack token. I also forgot to mention that I found an old spoon. Don't know anything about it. Not too hot today. We then headed to another place which I have hunted just a little. (3rd picture) It's a tough one. Lots of iron and hard ground. We didn't stay there long. It looks very promissing but just tough. The 1909 Indian is the one I found the other day. It is not an S
Thanks Daytondigger for taking your time off to metal detect with me. It's been a fine pleasure and hope to do it again HH Ron Smith
1st place we hunted. I refere to it as the JA McDonald place built in 1837
2nd place we hunted. This site has produced a gold ring, silver, Indians and a ton of wheaties
This is the last place we hunted. It's a toughy!!

1st place we hunted. I refere to it as the JA McDonald place built in 1837




2nd place we hunted. This site has produced a gold ring, silver, Indians and a ton of wheaties











This is the last place we hunted. It's a toughy!!



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