Back from the brink! (The winter of discontent)

[plumloko]

Yes indeed!
Plumloko is back from the edge of ruin!
Due to the financial meltdown and circumstances beyond my control Plum dropped off the face of the world.
But now Im back!
Less determined, but more motivated than ever to bring you something wrested from the clutches of my native soil.

This tragic story begins with my last item of value to be pawned, my metal detector.

Under the viaduct, dreaming of the day that my most valued possession would be mine once again!
$22.00 did not buy me a cherished spot on the mattress but it did buy me security in numbers.

And now I am back on my feet and ready to put my recent stint behind (I wont bore you with the sordid details).
With detector back in hand I proudly present my first treasures of 2010!


1900S Barber Half with an old scuff on her cheek.


Provo Commercial Club token, Valued $40-50 in Utah token book.

An 18something IH (also found 5 wheats).

It is great to be back doing what I love to do and wish you all success in the year ahead!
Its gonna be a great year!

 

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[curbdiggercarl57]

Glad you are back, great finds, and love the balloon "rectangle".
Carl

 

[bula]

Glad to see your back but I wish you folks up north would quit praying for snow.

 

[plumloko]

Glad to see your back but I wish you folks up north would quit praying for snow.

I despise winter.
I used to enjoy getting out of Salt Lake and going to Cedar for some winter sunshine.
Not this year though, you guys have been getting pounded.
I left Cedar Thursday morning and I think its the first time this winter that the sun was actually shining for me.

 

[Mr Tuff]

sweet half an IH MR TUFF

 

[hikeinmts]

Was that "brink" or "brig?" Whatever, glad you returned. And you have already made some nice
finds since "returning." Keep hunting......and stay away from that "bri........."