Rick (Nova Scotia)
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Wasn't going to post, but what the hey.
A return visit with ZDD. My first find was a good hit, coin type signal and it was at the right depth to be a coin, pin point and turn on the video cam. Pop out a half dollar sized Silver disk, all right !, wipe off some mud, turn over ahhh all green, just a big silver plated dandy.
Went on to get 4 coppers 2 were able to be IDed with the use of some coarse grit sand paper, they are 1837 lower canada bank token and an 1843 NS thistle. Which isn't a bad find, seems the earlier ones are MUCH more common, and this is probably the best example of this date I have.
See what tomorrow brings.
A return visit with ZDD. My first find was a good hit, coin type signal and it was at the right depth to be a coin, pin point and turn on the video cam. Pop out a half dollar sized Silver disk, all right !, wipe off some mud, turn over ahhh all green, just a big silver plated dandy.
Went on to get 4 coppers 2 were able to be IDed with the use of some coarse grit sand paper, they are 1837 lower canada bank token and an 1843 NS thistle. Which isn't a bad find, seems the earlier ones are MUCH more common, and this is probably the best example of this date I have.
See what tomorrow brings.
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I'm sure that silver plated button was a heart stopper when it came up.
