DiggityDiggity
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- Sep 25, 2013
- 249
- 544
- Detector(s) used
- Garret AT Pro, Garrett 350
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Hunted an early 1800s homesite in the middle of nowhere today. The property owner gave me one chance to hunt so I had to take advantage of it. Spent 7 hours slowly grinding the front yard... Within an hour I pulled up 5 silver quarters all within 5 yards of each other. I can't even express how exciting this was for me. I've never dug anything earlier than a SLQ. To find FIVE of these babies in one day is just... yeah. The signals today were so wacky. The quarters were only down about 4 inches but none of them screamed at me. I can't imagine all 5 were on end but they barely whispered...
These two indians were both super scratchy signals. Again, really odd considering they weren't deep. I saw 1870 shine thru as I rubbed it and couldn't believe it!! I haven't cleaned this coin yet because I don't want to scratch it or lose that jade patina. Should I toothpick it? Soap and water?
I also pulled up these two toasted nickels. Both are firsts for me!!! 1903 V-Nickel and an 1868 Shield Nickel!
Another notable is this neat silver-plated "President" buckle. I wonder what they were president of...
I also found a neat twisted bracelet, another buckle, and about 8 harmonica reeds. Always makes me wonder what songs they were playing back then...
It was so peaceful to be on a dirt road in the middle of nowhere, dodging rain drops, listening to nothing but the wind and an occasional crow. It's good to get out of the rat race for a time just to reflect on life and the lives that were. Thanks for looking and HH
These two indians were both super scratchy signals. Again, really odd considering they weren't deep. I saw 1870 shine thru as I rubbed it and couldn't believe it!! I haven't cleaned this coin yet because I don't want to scratch it or lose that jade patina. Should I toothpick it? Soap and water?
I also pulled up these two toasted nickels. Both are firsts for me!!! 1903 V-Nickel and an 1868 Shield Nickel!
Another notable is this neat silver-plated "President" buckle. I wonder what they were president of...
I also found a neat twisted bracelet, another buckle, and about 8 harmonica reeds. Always makes me wonder what songs they were playing back then...
It was so peaceful to be on a dirt road in the middle of nowhere, dodging rain drops, listening to nothing but the wind and an occasional crow. It's good to get out of the rat race for a time just to reflect on life and the lives that were. Thanks for looking and HH
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