Saturday hit a park and first hit was a 1901 Indian, a good start considering its the first time I've been out since early January. A bunch of wheats (oldest 1912 and one with the remains of two nails in it), a 1945-D war nickel and two old kiddie rings.
In the afternoon I had another window of time, so back to an old school (now private property) that I have permission to detect. Finds are few and the place is full of dog poop, but I picked up a cool brass skeleton key, 1964 dime, a 1945 wheat and a 1946 nickel.
Sunday I met up with Suzanne and afterwards we hit an old school that was really cleaned out. She managed a 1935 wheatie and I got a 1926 buffalo nickel. We then hit a park for a bit, got a few clad, I picked up a wheat and another 1946 nickel. We parted ways and later I had some time to get out for
another quickie and scored THREE INDIANS in one hole! 1876, 1884 and 1892.
In the afternoon I had another window of time, so back to an old school (now private property) that I have permission to detect. Finds are few and the place is full of dog poop, but I picked up a cool brass skeleton key, 1964 dime, a 1945 wheat and a 1946 nickel.
Sunday I met up with Suzanne and afterwards we hit an old school that was really cleaned out. She managed a 1935 wheatie and I got a 1926 buffalo nickel. We then hit a park for a bit, got a few clad, I picked up a wheat and another 1946 nickel. We parted ways and later I had some time to get out for
another quickie and scored THREE INDIANS in one hole! 1876, 1884 and 1892.
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