Late this morning I headed out to detect for just two hours seeing as I had a few other things to take care of in the afternoon, but time tends to pass you by when you are having fun; I ended up detecting for 3 1/2 hours. lol
The field I worked is short on targets, but I did manage to score with silver, as well as with a few wheat cents, two old buttons, and other miscellaneous items.
The six silver dimes made for a sweet hunt. One of the mercury dimes has been cut nearly in half though. The seated dime was a sweet surprise, as was the Barber dime. The dimes are dated 1851, 1906-D, 1939, 1941, 1944-D, and 1948.
The seated dime has very good detail but it has been banged up a bit around the edge.
I did find a few more wheat cents after taking this photo. These two are the oldest though. The other items are buttons.
The rest of the stuff - trash, bullets, and clad coins.
The field at the park I hit offered plenty of detecting space, but targets tend to be few.
HH!
The field I worked is short on targets, but I did manage to score with silver, as well as with a few wheat cents, two old buttons, and other miscellaneous items.
The six silver dimes made for a sweet hunt. One of the mercury dimes has been cut nearly in half though. The seated dime was a sweet surprise, as was the Barber dime. The dimes are dated 1851, 1906-D, 1939, 1941, 1944-D, and 1948.
The seated dime has very good detail but it has been banged up a bit around the edge.
I did find a few more wheat cents after taking this photo. These two are the oldest though. The other items are buttons.
The rest of the stuff - trash, bullets, and clad coins.
The field at the park I hit offered plenty of detecting space, but targets tend to be few.
HH!
you don't see that to often lol lol .
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