You can find anything, anywhere this proves it !!!

[john37115]

I went out with the E-trac for about an hour this evening and dug this at about 8" deep. It showed up just like a coin. Funny thing is I'm in Tennessee, why the heck am I finding a Royal Canadian Army hat badge ( I Think ) here for. hmmm

 

[john37115]

I thank everyone for viewing and commenting on my post. I am going to Canada detecting with a couple of friends there next week EH! You that know me may recall I done exceptionally well on my last trip in May of this year EH! I have the new E-trac and I'm anxious to see if it will tear it up there where there is actually alot of old stuff in the ground unlike my area of Tennessee. LOL

Thanks again
John

 

[Old River]

This is why treasure hunting is so exciting. You just never know what you are going to dig up. This is a very nice find. Congrats.....

 

[River Rat]

Great find, John. You can find the most amazing things in the weirdest places.

RR

 

[BuckleBoy]

If it had been a Ukrainian Army badge, then it might've been enough Proof for me.

They're busy sending their bacon here all the time. No wonder someone dropped a pin.

 

[The Bulgarian]

Cool find.I like it.

 

[DCMatt]

Ha! Very cool! Unusual, but every relic has a story to tell.

You right about finding anything anywhere. A few weeks ago I was detecting on the beach in Mexico. What was my most dug target of the day? Not Pesos - American Memorial pennies!

DCMatt

 

[mistergee]

Very cool ....and silver too
did you try researching it yet?

 

[mpostma]

Nice Find, eh!

HH
Mark

 

[Specter]

Nice find!