seychik
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- Nov 3, 2011
- 152
- 161
- Detector(s) used
- Whites MXT, Garrett Propointer
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Just as night was falling and the sleet was starting last weekend, (before our snowy white weather hit and as all of Denver's football fans were awaiting the upcoming Super Bowl) I was squeezing in one last dig for bottles, coming up with only a cracked insulator, the wind blowing in the weather front and the sun already set, nearby street lights my only light source and the wind chill sending me to the car, and my detecting partner not wanting to give up without a good find, I continued detecting on my way to the car. The Denver alley area that was dug down 5-6 feet was the type of place where you dig everything. I got a jumpy pulltab signal. Shoved the shovel down and popped out a clump of dirt. The pinpointer was my eyes as it was getting darker. I pulled up a coin like object and could immediately see Cripple. Wow a Cripple Creek token! I squeezed it and the clump of dirt popped off the back and I could see a frog. I called out "token" and handed it over to my buddy for a better look. It's not brass and not aluminum, but a white metal. Here's what I saw:
Go Broncos! Cindy
Go Broncos! Cindy
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