The UNusual suspects...best find not even metal

[PlzBSeated]

Last time I went out the ATPro was a little jumpy due to an undetermined source of electrical interference. I took the E-Trac out today to the same place because the E-Trac handles interference so well. The good news is, I wasn't missing much with the Pro.



First unusual find is this Aluminum Clothes Pin. Hollywood Pin-Ups. Initially produced in the mid-40s. Not sure how long they were produced or how many.

And when digging, you always find a few surprises in the process.



Love finding old marbles! This is a glazed Brown Bennington. Not positive on age but I think they were produced in Germany between the mid and late 1800s. Only the second Bennington I've ever come across. The other was a little smaller and blue. These are fairly sought after collectibles.



Today's finds...

Brown Bennington Porcelain Marble
1940s Aluminum Clothes Pin
1925 Wheat Back, well toasted

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[ScubaDetector]

That is one unique and awesome marble. I love it

 

[Chizzy]

The marble and clothes pin are wonderful........not your everyday digs.........
Nice goin'.............

 

[Msbeepbeep]

Sweet finds! Congrats!

Yep, not all our treasures are metal! And a good portion are not made with a detector.

Nice unique finds!.

 

[trapperart]

Congrats on some nice finds

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Nice finds, congratulations!

 

[treblehunter]

Ha, your just like me, I get all excited when I see a marble in my scoop.
Cool finds.

 

[BTV Digger]

Thanks for the post, and couldn't agree with you more. Old bottles, marbles, the odd arrowhead - not all treasures have to be metal. But - the hobby got you there so you still must pay homage to the MD gods!

John