bergie
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- Aug 2, 2004
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Went out this morning to the old swimming hole I keep saying I'll never go back to, because I keep saying I've combed it over and over. I took a rake and removed an area of heavy brush about 15ft by 10 ft along the side of the old bridge ramp. Started detecting that area and found two newer pennies (bummer) and then hit a 1932 Merc. dime. For some reason it's blue in color, though all the other silver from this site has come out looking good. Any thoughts? I then found a newer dime I then found an old pocket watch filled with ants who were not too happy. The name as best I can read on the watch is "Bannetyne Watch" or Bainatyne or Ballantyne, any thoughts? Not sure what it's made of, but perhaps brass. It gave copper/silver reading on my detector. All these were in the 15 x 10 ft of raked area. Then I went over some places in the same site I've been over 15 times before along with True_Metal going over them several times. I figured we had all of the silver, but I got a good reading and out popped a 1946 Rosy dime that looks like it just came out of the mint. Headed home after that. Luckily there's another bridge ramp on the other side of the creek that needs to be completely raked to detect it. I am certain there are more coins and other stuff there. Will let you know...
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