Hello!
I did a little experiment this weekend. Went to 3 schoolyards and covered the woodchipped play areas only. One was a lower middle class area, one a middle class area, and an upper middle class area. Surprise, it did make a difference in the finds too.
It was kind of slim pickins on total finds but I cleaned up on the jewelry again. I totalled 4 - 1/2 hours hunting, only $6.20 total clad, 80 coins.
At the rich school, I hunted an hour as there was only one 50 X 75 foot play area, covered it all. Pulled out a nice 14kt thin gold chain (hallmarked 14K Malta) , a hallmarked "Mexico 925" thick silver ring, and two sterling charms with gemstones in them.
I also dug a really pretty charm of some sort. It's not hallmarked but it's got a Cherry design in gemstones or crystals, super bright!
Some trinkets turned up too including a Eiffle Tower pin and an American flag pin.
Here's the photos of the finds at that school.
Happy hunting!
Smiles!
BDoo
I did a little experiment this weekend. Went to 3 schoolyards and covered the woodchipped play areas only. One was a lower middle class area, one a middle class area, and an upper middle class area. Surprise, it did make a difference in the finds too.
It was kind of slim pickins on total finds but I cleaned up on the jewelry again. I totalled 4 - 1/2 hours hunting, only $6.20 total clad, 80 coins.
At the rich school, I hunted an hour as there was only one 50 X 75 foot play area, covered it all. Pulled out a nice 14kt thin gold chain (hallmarked 14K Malta) , a hallmarked "Mexico 925" thick silver ring, and two sterling charms with gemstones in them.
I also dug a really pretty charm of some sort. It's not hallmarked but it's got a Cherry design in gemstones or crystals, super bright!
Some trinkets turned up too including a Eiffle Tower pin and an American flag pin.
Here's the photos of the finds at that school.
Happy hunting!
Smiles!
BDoo
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