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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
Relics were dug on permission lots and the jewelry and bling were dug from school yards.
I had my trusty companion...
Lots of widgets and a few coins, those being a 1912 V Nickle and a 1957 Wheatie. The decorated mount appears to be a brooch with the pin broken off of the back.
Lots of bling including three non-precious metal rings, (check the enameled brass unicorn ring!)
The surprise of the day was the 1909 V Nickle found at a school that is about 7 years old. However, the school is built on old farmland.
I got a scratchy 73 VDI on the ATPro and thought it was going to be another "decroded piece of carp" Lincoln cent. But, I do dig those signals and this is why...
A very pretty marked "sterling" pendant with mother-of-pearl (or fire opal?) inlays along with another dark soft gemstone. The pendant was still attached to the closed, intact box-link chain that is also marked in two places .925. Come to find out, there was also a nail in the plug, confusing Julio but not making him loose interest.
Thanks for looking. I wish all of my TNet friends a safe and fun Labor Day, get out and dig if you can! Sub
I had my trusty companion...
Lots of widgets and a few coins, those being a 1912 V Nickle and a 1957 Wheatie. The decorated mount appears to be a brooch with the pin broken off of the back.
Lots of bling including three non-precious metal rings, (check the enameled brass unicorn ring!)
The surprise of the day was the 1909 V Nickle found at a school that is about 7 years old. However, the school is built on old farmland.
I got a scratchy 73 VDI on the ATPro and thought it was going to be another "decroded piece of carp" Lincoln cent. But, I do dig those signals and this is why...
A very pretty marked "sterling" pendant with mother-of-pearl (or fire opal?) inlays along with another dark soft gemstone. The pendant was still attached to the closed, intact box-link chain that is also marked in two places .925. Come to find out, there was also a nail in the plug, confusing Julio but not making him loose interest.
Thanks for looking. I wish all of my TNet friends a safe and fun Labor Day, get out and dig if you can! Sub
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