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ain't so good to coppers. :girlcry: Got my second toasted copper from this new field, rang up a solid 84 on the V3i. Oh well, another coin for the signature. Got another round ball and a couple of buttons, one a cuff, the other I think had some sort of design on it at one time. Also a rivet...

Got out to the field I was at last week. Managed to get myself a crotal and a conestoga bell, which has been a very long time since I have dug either of these. Got a chewed up 1895 or a 1896 IH, another coin for the signature...:thumbsup02: Got another ax head to add to the collection, piece...

Went out for about a 2 hour hunt today. Hit a new field of this farm which has about 200 acres to it. The 1st pass BANG, conestoga bell (a little broken). Been quite a while since I have gotten one of those. Next up was the button, another one with the bump in the middle. That ox knob rang up so...

About two years ago I tried to get permission at this house down the street from me, but was rejected. Having to pass this house nearly everyday I kept my eyes open and yesterday I noticed a new family moving in. Today I introduced myself and welcomed them to the neighborhood and of course...

Did the morning chores and decided to head off to a favorite park of mine. Spent about 2 hours there, no silver coins but a nice 925 initial ring. Two wheat's, one a 1957, the other a no date. Short and sweet, thanks for reading and HH everyone.

Just thought I would throw these up in a post. A few flat buttons, one with a back mark, Treble gilt, and one a cuff, and the last one ????. Couple of musket balls, what I think is a lead seal, D buckle, shotgun shell and a 1957 Rosie. Wish the silver was much older but hey, its silver. Thanks...

I had planned on getting out with Lee today but life threw me a couple of curves. So hopefully next week Lee and I will get out. I did get out with Lee yesterday in his hometown but nothing to report on my end. I had accomplished everything that I had to do much quicker than anticipated so off...

Very nice pile of keepers for some short hunts. Really like the Pontiac token, found the same one a couple of years ago. :thumbsup02:

Had today off so off to the field I went. This field is still giving up the goods. I started off with a button, then the cut copper. I have no idea of what it is so will the forum pool of knowledge please chime in. I then got the tombac and next was the round ball. The Liberty Cap is my oldest...

Lee and I got out today and we went over to the field that had given me all those CT coppers. We got to hunt for about 4-5 hours and it got real interesting towards the end of the hunt. The 1st keeper for me would be what I think is a cufflink. Next up would be the 1907 IH (pay attention to the...

First off, thanks for the invite Brian. It was good to see you again (even though I can see you on some Youtube vid's). Finally got to meet Mango (Jim). Met Jeff and of course it was good seeing Dan again. The weather for the most part cooperated. I managed a first for me today, a complete...

I had wanted to get out with Lee today but the wife had a list of things that needed to be done. I managed about a 1 1/2 hour hunt though. The sterling silver item is marked STERLING 402 but I have no idea what it is.....ideas anybody. My lonely coin is 1945 wheat so no addition to my...

Well its been quite awhile since I've posted. I have been so busy with work, its actually crazy. Decided to hit my field where I have dug a lot of Ct coppers. All of my other CT coppers have been 1787, now this one is a 1786. It was the second dig of the day and I actually thought it was a...

Doing some counting it seems that I only managed to get in about 21 hunts this past year. So here are my two best: 1913 Massachusetts Motorcycle Registration. These fobs were only issued between 1910 and 1914. I also read that roughly only 8000 of these were issued...

Great to get out with you again. So Lee goes left, I go right.....you can see the results. Huge congrats on that 1/2 dime and thanks for letting me see it in the hole (if you can call that a hole...:lol:). I managed a couple of cool items. The last photo shows what I think is a flint from a...

Tuesday Lee and I got together in his neck of the woods. He had lined up a cellar hole and a 1690's house...:cheesysmile:. First we go to the cellar hole which is right off the road so assuming that it has been hit before. It was on a hillside so we traveled up to the top where the land...

Got out with RobW at one of his permissions today. An old farm somewhere around 1830-1840's. As far as coins go, a 1929 and 1939 wheat....oh well. I have a whatzit...looks like it could be silver. In the backyard I got the Pyramid Spinx charm. It has no markings but looks silver (did not ring...

This KG is only the 2nd holed coin that I have dug. Here's a picture of the 1st....

So I went back to my favorite field today. Got 2 more coins for my signature. One of them is a 1730 KG II, sadly someone shot it. As I was rubbing it off I was thinking to myself that this had better not be a shot CT. I guess I can live with King George being shot. The next one would be 1845...

Well it finally happened. Around three years ago I made a post http://www.americandetectorist.com/forum/showthread.php?8650-Batteries&highlight=battery I ordered the AW-2200 back then and it has worked every day since then. But alas, all good things must come to an end......it died. Won't...