floodplaindetector
Well-known member
I got somewhat caught up on my work projects so I decided to take Friday off and headed south to detect a number of old parks I had researched.
Weather was beautiful and hit 60 degrees on Friday and Saturday. Ground was a little hard in shaded areas but overall not too bad.
Paper thin worn Seated Dime is 1875 and was just a very slight chirp and I was lucky to hook onto it. Buffalo nickel is 1934.
Indian head pennies are 1882,1882,1883,1889,1893,1897,1898,1899,1901,1906,1907. I kept wanting an old V nickel on this trip and seemed to hit
Indian head pennies.
Alot of the Indian head signals were very subtle and next to nails. Most of the coins were in the 7-10 inch range.
Large brass coin is 1931 100th anniversary of the reaper coin.
Small ring is sterling silver.
Weather was beautiful and hit 60 degrees on Friday and Saturday. Ground was a little hard in shaded areas but overall not too bad.
Paper thin worn Seated Dime is 1875 and was just a very slight chirp and I was lucky to hook onto it. Buffalo nickel is 1934.
Indian head pennies are 1882,1882,1883,1889,1893,1897,1898,1899,1901,1906,1907. I kept wanting an old V nickel on this trip and seemed to hit
Indian head pennies.
Alot of the Indian head signals were very subtle and next to nails. Most of the coins were in the 7-10 inch range.
Large brass coin is 1931 100th anniversary of the reaper coin.
Small ring is sterling silver.
Floodplain you are incredible! It's just amazing the quantity of silver and old copper and nickles you find. Are you the only person who metal detects in your county?
and no i'm not the only person who metal detects since we have an area club with numerous members.
