Possible Cache

[mattjd]

Last summer I was detecting the back yard of a old house. The back yard is woods. Anyways, under a small pine tree I spotted a disk half buried in the ground. I picked it up and didn't ?know what to think about it. It is about 8 pounds heavy and only about 4 inches in diameter. I don't know what the disk was used for or what metal it is made out of, but it is not lead. I didn't think of detecting under it at the time, but know that I think of it, it may have been a cache marker. This weekend I'm going to detect under the spot I found it and see what comes up. I'll keep ya'll posted!!!

 

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[spotz]

Best of luck to ya! Think posative! Spotz

 

[alwayslookin]

Hopefully it wasn't a discarded land mine!!

 

[mattjd]

Hey fellas. I finally got around to detecting that yard. I didn't find a cache under the tree but in the yard I did find a token for a free popsicle, a OLD hose attachment, 3 metal toy soilders, and a spoon from the Fort Pitt Hotel. Just givin ya the update. Matt

 

[Kentucky Kache]

Hey fellas. I finally got around to detecting that yard. I didn't find a cache under the tree but in the yard I did find a token for a free popsicle, a OLD hose attachment, 3 metal toy soilders, and a spoon from the Fort Pitt Hotel. Just givin ya the update.? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Matt

What all flavors do they have?

 

[Digginman]

Sounds like a kid's cache. Thanks for the follow up.

 

[JARMAN]

Not the cache you were after but some cool findsHH