floodplaindetector
Well-known member
Finds are from the last 3 weekend hunts. All finds shown were pulled from public sites with my trusty eTrac.
The 1941 Walker was found in a junky small town railroad park on Saturday. The other half dollar came from a different site the weekend before.
The 1938 Quarter was a good 2 inches deeper than my 9 inch pinpointer and one of the mercs was over an inch deeper than my pinpointer.
The 1935 mercury dime was very close to sitting on top of a very rusty 3 inch bolt with nuts on each end and I was able to hear the silver dime.
On Sunday as I was close to wrapping my hunting up, I was happy to pull that old cross out of a school yard full of Iron where an old house used to sit.
I know the cross has alot of age to it as it was within 15 feet of where I pulled 1877 and 1905 dimes 2 years ago. It sounded like a faint Indian head penny as it gave me 12-36 ferrous/conductivity numbers on my machine.
I was surprised when I realized it opens up.
It is rare to pull a pre-1920 dog license tag so I was happy to snag that find also.
Thanks for looking!
Dave
Coin Finds
1941, 1942 Walking Liberty Half Dollars
1937,1938 Quarters
13 Silver Dimes back to 1900
13 Old Nickels back to 1890
1907 Indian Head Penny
40 Wheat Pennies back to 1911 (Notice the one encrusted in a pavement chunk in the group finds picture at the bottom)
1 1943 Canadian Penny
Sacagawea Dollar
Other Finds
Very detailed old cross
1917 Dog License tag
John Deere Good Luck Token (Approximately 1950)
Old Cover with a bird design (maybe makeup or tobacco tin cover)
Aluminum Personalized Heart Pendant ("Peggy" is etched on it)
Part of a Junior G Man Kids Badge
Old Spoon
Reigns Guide
Some sort of Bottle Tap loop
Old Tire Valve Stem Cover
Old Handle (Probably for an old razor)
Cub Scouts Neckerchief Slide
Old Spoon
Old Reflector
A few assorted buckles and buttons, key, and small misc. Items.
The 1941 Walker was found in a junky small town railroad park on Saturday. The other half dollar came from a different site the weekend before.
The 1938 Quarter was a good 2 inches deeper than my 9 inch pinpointer and one of the mercs was over an inch deeper than my pinpointer.
The 1935 mercury dime was very close to sitting on top of a very rusty 3 inch bolt with nuts on each end and I was able to hear the silver dime.
On Sunday as I was close to wrapping my hunting up, I was happy to pull that old cross out of a school yard full of Iron where an old house used to sit.
I know the cross has alot of age to it as it was within 15 feet of where I pulled 1877 and 1905 dimes 2 years ago. It sounded like a faint Indian head penny as it gave me 12-36 ferrous/conductivity numbers on my machine.
I was surprised when I realized it opens up.
It is rare to pull a pre-1920 dog license tag so I was happy to snag that find also.
Thanks for looking!
Dave
Coin Finds
1941, 1942 Walking Liberty Half Dollars
1937,1938 Quarters
13 Silver Dimes back to 1900
13 Old Nickels back to 1890
1907 Indian Head Penny
40 Wheat Pennies back to 1911 (Notice the one encrusted in a pavement chunk in the group finds picture at the bottom)
1 1943 Canadian Penny
Sacagawea Dollar
Other Finds
Very detailed old cross
1917 Dog License tag
John Deere Good Luck Token (Approximately 1950)
Old Cover with a bird design (maybe makeup or tobacco tin cover)
Aluminum Personalized Heart Pendant ("Peggy" is etched on it)
Part of a Junior G Man Kids Badge
Old Spoon
Reigns Guide
Some sort of Bottle Tap loop
Old Tire Valve Stem Cover
Old Handle (Probably for an old razor)
Cub Scouts Neckerchief Slide
Old Spoon
Old Reflector
A few assorted buckles and buttons, key, and small misc. Items.