Mayo South Elgin
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- Joined
- Feb 5, 2007
- Messages
- 383
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- Location
- South Elgin IL
- Detector(s) used
- MineLab
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
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Not being a sports fanatic, I went out for a short hunt while
the rest of the world watched the Superbowl.
I decided to dig signals I previously would not have dug, and I also dug some marginal nickel signals.
About 3 of the 12 or so nickel signals actually were nickels, the rest being beaver tails or full pull tabs.
My other strategy was to hunt in areas that I thought other detectorists would have thought
"Nothing is going to be along that area because..."
The toasted Indian head was about 6 inches deep. It remains crusty on the face side even after several
hot hydrogen peroxide soakings and cleanings with a wooden coffee stir stick. It's a 1908
I dug the nice heavy silver ring because the signal made me think it was gold. Before I saw the .925 I thought maybe it would have been white gold. Next to the .925 is the name Boma and another character which I can't make out - possibly a 6 or a O - not sure. I did find boma silver jewelry online but didn't see that same ring. But hey - now I have a Superbowl ring...!
And I got my first toy cow which I think is a crackerjack toy but I couldn't see any markings on it.
Typical assortment of clad from this heavily used and heavily pounded park.
the rest of the world watched the Superbowl.
I decided to dig signals I previously would not have dug, and I also dug some marginal nickel signals.
About 3 of the 12 or so nickel signals actually were nickels, the rest being beaver tails or full pull tabs.
My other strategy was to hunt in areas that I thought other detectorists would have thought
"Nothing is going to be along that area because..."
The toasted Indian head was about 6 inches deep. It remains crusty on the face side even after several
hot hydrogen peroxide soakings and cleanings with a wooden coffee stir stick. It's a 1908
I dug the nice heavy silver ring because the signal made me think it was gold. Before I saw the .925 I thought maybe it would have been white gold. Next to the .925 is the name Boma and another character which I can't make out - possibly a 6 or a O - not sure. I did find boma silver jewelry online but didn't see that same ring. But hey - now I have a Superbowl ring...!
And I got my first toy cow which I think is a crackerjack toy but I couldn't see any markings on it.
Typical assortment of clad from this heavily used and heavily pounded park.
