woodbutcher

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• Tuesday at 9:22 PM

• #1

Got out tonight, I live across from a 1800s churchyard. I’ve been tearing it up for over 15 years and it never disappoints. Cold out here in western Pennsylvania so tonight I got a 45 min hunt in, last target was a nice high tone 8+ deep, no ID cause I was using a XP Ws6 master setup.. Popped out an old pocket watch. Tested it, held at 10k at far right, 14k in the middle is iffy.. I tore the internal guts out since they were toast anyway, no back on the watch..

 

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Odanscoils

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• Tuesday at 9:25 PM

• #2

Saveet find. Congratulations.
I think the insides are gold too.

 

woodbutcher

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• Tuesday at 9:29 PM

• #3

Odanscoils said:

Saveet find. Congratulations.
I think the insides are gold too.

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Thanks.. I’m not sure if the insides are gold or not, I broke the porcelain face taking them out, it’s a rose gold color under the porcelain..

 

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Odanscoils

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• Tuesday at 9:42 PM

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woodbutcher said:

Thanks.. I’m not sure if the insides are gold or not, I broke the porcelain face taking them out, it’s a rose gold color under the porcelain..

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Porcelain was shattered anyway.
Go for the gold on that one.

 

fwcrawford

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• Yesterday at 7:02 AM

• #5

Nice find… gold is always nice!
What are the two coins beside the watch?