LMC 620
Jr. Member
- Apr 29, 2009
- 64
- 1
- Detector(s) used
- Ace 250,
- Primary Interest:
- Beach & Shallow Water Hunting
I've posted twice about this location, basicly a cruddy beach area, not for swimming.
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,291670.0.html
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,292971.0.html
Over the past few weeks I've been back several times and found I'm not the only one seaching the area, I've met at least three other MDers there, a few times. I still keep finding stuff but now I search the low tide area under and around the rocks, may have been a small jetty at one time. And I've been using my little sniper coil so I can fit in and around those rocks.
Since my last post on this area I've added $4.74 face value. That includes a 1916 Barber dime (to go along with the 1916 Merc I found the first time) and my first Barber quarter 1903, 2 silver Washingtons, 5 Buffalo, 1 V and 1 Shield nickels, 7 Mercs and 3 silver Roosevelts, 44 wheaties and 3 IH pennies. Many unreadable dates, especially the pennies and nickels. In addition, lots of old copper boat rivets and fishing weights.
And a 10 kt gold engraved inital ring, looks to be kids size.
Two religious medals, one looks to be silver but no markings.
The spoons and fork are not a set, but two are marked Rogers Nickel Silver and one is hard to make out but might be Farrel Co.
I know the ACE 250 is not supposed to be so great for wet salt water beach areas, but mine rocks.
Lee
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,291670.0.html
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,292971.0.html
Over the past few weeks I've been back several times and found I'm not the only one seaching the area, I've met at least three other MDers there, a few times. I still keep finding stuff but now I search the low tide area under and around the rocks, may have been a small jetty at one time. And I've been using my little sniper coil so I can fit in and around those rocks.
Since my last post on this area I've added $4.74 face value. That includes a 1916 Barber dime (to go along with the 1916 Merc I found the first time) and my first Barber quarter 1903, 2 silver Washingtons, 5 Buffalo, 1 V and 1 Shield nickels, 7 Mercs and 3 silver Roosevelts, 44 wheaties and 3 IH pennies. Many unreadable dates, especially the pennies and nickels. In addition, lots of old copper boat rivets and fishing weights.
And a 10 kt gold engraved inital ring, looks to be kids size.
Two religious medals, one looks to be silver but no markings.
The spoons and fork are not a set, but two are marked Rogers Nickel Silver and one is hard to make out but might be Farrel Co.
I know the ACE 250 is not supposed to be so great for wet salt water beach areas, but mine rocks.
Lee
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Congrats on the old coins and your first gold of '10
