Nate’s metal detecting
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Some of the best finds were a Linel watch, a pretty toasted 1950 wheat penny, and a ring that had “NF925” inside it which I believe stands for “nickel free and 92.5% sterling silver”
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A decent hunt today
- Thread starter Nate’s metal detecting
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Nate’s metal detecting
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Thank youNice goin'!! Do you find a lot of those travel clock frames? I have a whole box full I mean gears and everything!!
I figured people back then just watched the sun
Is that what the large object in the middle of the first picture is? I honestly didn’t know what it was, I’ve never found one before.
okierebel
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Yes they're wind-up clocks they always call them travel clocks. They must of made millions of them because I've found my fair share!
Nate’s metal detecting
Well-known member
Yes they're wind-up clocks they always call them travel clocks. They must of made millions of them because I've found my fair share!
Wow thank you for the information. That’s pretty cool.
Wow thank you for the information. That’s pretty cool.
