The sound of a nickel.

[jbnick]

I have always enjoyed finding nickels with my dfx but until his weekend I never really appreciated the fact that I dig them all. I detected a small churchyard near my house that seemed to have been swept clean of any silver but whoever did that must not have been a nickel hound. I pulled out 1918 and 1919 buffalo nickels, what appears to be a gold plated watch fob, and a 10k gold class ring all of which shot from 14-22 on my dfx (the nickel range). I think I may have tracked down the owner of the class ring and plan on returning it soon. Hope you all enjoy looking half as much as I enjoyed the digging.

 

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[vpnavy]

Ya did good jbnick. Thanks for sharing...

 

[bryanleemc]

Very nice!

 

[jewelerguy]

really nice finds!

 

[ggossage]

Very nice job in the low range! Keep up the good work and pick out those valuables others have missed!

 

[g-olden years]

Beautiful mini-collection right there - CONGRATS! Mellow Indians with intact dates, lovely decorative fob, golden ring in lovely shape - W0W! Andi

 

[NJcigarman]

Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Petrie502]

A lot of people don't dig low targets my cousin being one of them! I tell him all the time your passing gold! He doesn't seem to mind though

 

[CoinandRelicMan]

WTG on digging those nickel signals! I've found they are well worth digging myself!

 

[jbnick]

Thanks everyone! It is simply a very good feeling to start pulling some more interesting things from the ground. It is even better when they are walking distance from your house!

 

[granthansen]

Digging those nickel tones get be daunting, especially on a hot day, but one out of 10 is usually a keeper!