washingtonian
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- Joined
- Sep 26, 2005
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- Detector(s) used
- Equinox 800, Whites DFX
Hey all,
I've been working it hard to start this year. My brother and I set an aggressive goal for and I want to stay out ahead of it.
A friend of mine recently bought a 1940s house north of Seattle. I asked if I could detect and she mentioned I was welcome to swing by today while she was doing work on it.
One of my first hits was the silver plated spoon. Definitely a good sign. The lot has a good size yard. Probably took me 4 hours to cover it all once through. It was loaded with wheats, I found 15 total. When I was almost done with the front yard I found the French coin. It really had me going! Looked like a big silver in the hole. Unfortunately it's aluminum. Still a cool piece of history though. The area has military ties so I imagine it was a souvenir from someone stationed abroad during WWII.
After hitting the whole yard I'd found some good stuff but hadn't pulled silver. I decided to regrid the yard going the opposite direction which probably took another hour.
I picked up a couple wheats doing this and also found the silver Rosie. That made my day.
I scoured a nearby park for about 15 minutes but was so tired after nearly 6 hours of hunting that I just didn't have the stamina to give it a thorough shakedown.
Today's keepers:
-1 Rosie (53S)
-1 KGV Canadian Penny (29)
-1 French 2 Francs (41)
-15 Wheats (40S, 42S, 44, 44S x4, 47S x3, 49S, 4XS, 54S, 56D, 57D)
-2 Tax Tokens




I'm leaving for a work trip tomorrow so you probably won't hear from me again until next weekend. Happy hunting folks!
-Washingtonian
I've been working it hard to start this year. My brother and I set an aggressive goal for and I want to stay out ahead of it.
A friend of mine recently bought a 1940s house north of Seattle. I asked if I could detect and she mentioned I was welcome to swing by today while she was doing work on it.
One of my first hits was the silver plated spoon. Definitely a good sign. The lot has a good size yard. Probably took me 4 hours to cover it all once through. It was loaded with wheats, I found 15 total. When I was almost done with the front yard I found the French coin. It really had me going! Looked like a big silver in the hole. Unfortunately it's aluminum. Still a cool piece of history though. The area has military ties so I imagine it was a souvenir from someone stationed abroad during WWII.
After hitting the whole yard I'd found some good stuff but hadn't pulled silver. I decided to regrid the yard going the opposite direction which probably took another hour.
I picked up a couple wheats doing this and also found the silver Rosie. That made my day.
I scoured a nearby park for about 15 minutes but was so tired after nearly 6 hours of hunting that I just didn't have the stamina to give it a thorough shakedown.
Today's keepers:
-1 Rosie (53S)
-1 KGV Canadian Penny (29)
-1 French 2 Francs (41)
-15 Wheats (40S, 42S, 44, 44S x4, 47S x3, 49S, 4XS, 54S, 56D, 57D)
-2 Tax Tokens




I'm leaving for a work trip tomorrow so you probably won't hear from me again until next weekend. Happy hunting folks!
-Washingtonian
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