Showing posts with label Metal Detecting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Metal Detecting. Show all posts

Monday, November 10, 2008

Weekend Finds

This weekend Jared and I went to a local park and searched , mostly hunting for coins and jewelry. (This park is 150 years old, but we never made it over near the old part with the largest trees around, there was too many targets!!!)

Total Finds for the cold weekend!!!!!!!

163 coins (none old)

Game Token, Toy Car, Dogs Choker Chain
10k Ruby ring :)

Pulling the Ring out!

Sunday, November 02, 2008

Some neat stuff

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1941 Silver Mercury dime 1902 Indian Head Penny

Some Wheat Pennys with mentioned


More What pennys back to 1916


Watch Fob Souvenir from a Tax Professional Convention, 1924

Thursday, October 30, 2008

Gold Find Today!



Went to a local park for a few minutes today before Survivor came on and found a nice little gold necklace and some modern coins. Its fun finding stuff! Also some pics of the faux book I keep my neater finds in. Hundreds of modern coins worth only face value are kept seperate in a little mini treasure chest box.





Sunday, October 26, 2008

Its getting a little chilly!!!

Getting some last few Fall weather activities in before the cold is here to stay. Have been taking the motorbike out a few times a week and metal detecting regularly with a friend. Some of the good finds lately have been a 14k Jesus Fish ring, antique sterling pillbox, and a 1939 wheat penny.









Monday, January 14, 2008

I am going to try and keep this blog alive!

I have various things changing in my life at the moment, so I decided this should be another one of them. It will be littered with various thoughts, things I find interesting online, and pictures related to my new hobby, metal detecting.
I have always wanted a metal detector since I was a little boy, and recently my interest spiked again when I saw and talked with a man in a park about it. I looked online, and found a quality used machine for sale locally on craigslist for about half what it costs new. A White's Prizm IV.


The guy I bought it from turned out to be a real nice guy, and took me out hunting my first day to show me the ropes. Best find this week was a 14k, 6.4 gram gold ring. I also found a Lunch token from a local resturant here in Plain City that was dated circa 1935-1943 through the local historical society. Turned out to be a great time, and I will share a few of the neat things I found this week. Many other toys, trinkets, coins, and a lot of fun. The man I bought my MD from, Allen, said he wanted his MD back after I found the ring!! :) :) (He currently has an upgraded machine costing about 3x as much as mine) He said I'm off to a fantastic start!!!