Subterranean
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- Jan 31, 2012
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- Detector(s) used
- Garrett AT Pro (Julio), Garrett AT Max (Medusa), Garrett Pro Pointer, White's Prism V, Lesche Digger.
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Why, It seems like only today for me... I am posting this out of sheer exasperation, as I have not found anything worth posting in over two weeks. I have been hunting hard and filled a big bag with $100.00 worth of clad this month, but I have only one PM (precious metal) ring to show for 30 days of scouring. So...it has come to this...
While out killing time in between errands, fire department calls for service, rain, etc... I hit a park tot lot and got a solid 70 VDI and a sweet chirp on the ATPro in the swing set area. (Always a smorgasbord of finds here.) Just below the surface of the bark was this little beauty.
Best I can tell from the web, it is a Qing Dynasty 50 denomination coin from the reign of Xian Feng, 1851-1861. Most likely someone's "lucky coin" that did a swan dive with a pike and half twist out of their pocket during some vigorous swinging... It appears original and legit, made of brass (bronze?)
The hunt was abruptly ended when I had to skee-daddle back to the district when calls started coming in... (I did not have to, I chose to...)
But not before the scrounge in me spied these near-new sport sunglasses laying out on the playing field. Made by Pugs. Worth about $15.00 or so.
So I "Carpe Diemed" (Seized the carp) and at least did not go home empty-handed. Tomorrow is a new day, and digging shall be done! Thanks for looking, Happy Hunting to all. Sub
While out killing time in between errands, fire department calls for service, rain, etc... I hit a park tot lot and got a solid 70 VDI and a sweet chirp on the ATPro in the swing set area. (Always a smorgasbord of finds here.) Just below the surface of the bark was this little beauty.
Best I can tell from the web, it is a Qing Dynasty 50 denomination coin from the reign of Xian Feng, 1851-1861. Most likely someone's "lucky coin" that did a swan dive with a pike and half twist out of their pocket during some vigorous swinging... It appears original and legit, made of brass (bronze?)
The hunt was abruptly ended when I had to skee-daddle back to the district when calls started coming in... (I did not have to, I chose to...)
But not before the scrounge in me spied these near-new sport sunglasses laying out on the playing field. Made by Pugs. Worth about $15.00 or so.
So I "Carpe Diemed" (Seized the carp) and at least did not go home empty-handed. Tomorrow is a new day, and digging shall be done! Thanks for looking, Happy Hunting to all. Sub
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