At lunch I went passed by an older church (1930's or 40's?) on a side road. The large oaks and overgrown play area out back really intrigued me. There was also an old abandoned farm at the end of that dead end road right next to the church property. Possible future hunting spot?
There was no one at the church except a van driver for the church, who was just leaving. I told him about my hobby, and he gave me the "go ahead".
As soon as I stepped into the grassy sand area, I had my first hit. It was the scout neck tie piece pictured. Then clad, clad, and more clad. Right next to the slide, I dug up the two gold pins within about 10" from each other. I saw GOLD, and got a big smile on my face. Unfortunately, neither one is real gold.
The one pin looks like it has a jester on it possibly?
Outside of the play area, I dug a few coins up by some large oaks. I didn't realize that I had dug a few older coins until I got back to work and brushed them off a bit. Although not real old, they are a good sign that there is more to be had. Hopefully silver! The two coins are a 1942 wheat and a 1962 nickel.
A lot of fun for one hour at least.
Thanks for looking,
MM
There was no one at the church except a van driver for the church, who was just leaving. I told him about my hobby, and he gave me the "go ahead".
As soon as I stepped into the grassy sand area, I had my first hit. It was the scout neck tie piece pictured. Then clad, clad, and more clad. Right next to the slide, I dug up the two gold pins within about 10" from each other. I saw GOLD, and got a big smile on my face. Unfortunately, neither one is real gold.
The one pin looks like it has a jester on it possibly?
Outside of the play area, I dug a few coins up by some large oaks. I didn't realize that I had dug a few older coins until I got back to work and brushed them off a bit. Although not real old, they are a good sign that there is more to be had. Hopefully silver! The two coins are a 1942 wheat and a 1962 nickel.
A lot of fun for one hour at least.
Thanks for looking,
MM
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