Nov. 1st hunt

[twistidd]

I met up with Trash N Cash and Mikewaz, and Mikewaz's friend Sam? I can't remember his name, sorry! we headed out to the woods. I tried some new spots to little evail, ended up going back to the tried and true locations, did OK. Kept my silver streak alive with the war nickel. I also found the religious medallion, I don't know what exactly it represents, but it is in Latin.

I'm going to keep this short because I'm tired and hungry. These are the finds- nickels: 1941, 1942 P silver, 1946, 1948, 1964. Pennies: 1939, 1946, 1954, 1962. Religious medallion, also tons of crap. Nails galore, foil, pulltabs, pens, flatware, odda and ends that got tossed out. Had a great time! We saw the gentleman who works with Bomber, he was heading to the woods with his lucky son (who won the Ace 250) as we were exiting. I hope he finds a silver dollar! What a great sight.

Hope you guys have a great weekend.

Joe

 

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[Goio]

Hey Joe,

good job on those nickels, Congrats

 

[treasurefiend]

Awesome job bud!!!

 

[Lowbatts]

Looks like a Saint Lowbatts medallion. If so, it represents the persecution of loveable MD'ers by hand-wringing bureaucrats and seeks the intervention of mental illness for all those who interfere with our passion. Value?
Eye of the beholder!

Nice digs!

 

[bomber]

congrats! i knew Luckyjoe and his dad(john)we going out this weekend,supercool you guys ran into each other.the kids difinatly hooked,how great that they can share a hobby like this together

 

[scrounger d detector collector]

GREAT MEDAL ! PRAY to ur favorite saint for extended indian summer,and a mild late fall.

 

[kimsdad]

Looks like a Saint Lowbatts medallion. If so, it represents the persecution of loveable MD'ers by hand-wringing bureaucrats and seeks the intervention of mental illness for all those who interfere with our passion. Value?
Eye of the beholder!

Nice digs!

Nice digs, Joe!

 

[mikewaz]

You could see the smile on lucky Joe's face a mile away. He couldn't wait to get into the woods.
Hope they let us know how they did.
Mike