Bell-Two
Active member
Copper set the tone of the day, (pardon the pun) with all the best finds being copper coins. We went out door knocking and the first place was a spot we have wanted to hunt for awhile but nobody had ever been home, well we found the owners home today and they were super nice and gave us permission to not only hunt this house but also another old house just down the road, and a field where there used to be Church Camp revival meetings! We spent sometime at the first house and there were not many targets, the best finds there was a 7 wheatie pocket spill with all coins dated 1925 or older including a 1912. I also found a Pocket Watch and Diane found a decorative brass piece. We decided to save the field hunt for a later time since the sky was a bit overcast and it looked like rain could come in. We went down to the second house and my first target was a 18?8 Indian Head in which someone drilled a hole right through the date. Diane found a 1930 wheatie very near where I found the Indian. It was slow going for awhile picking up some brass artifacts and the occasional wheatie including a 1911-D. Working the side yard I got a nice 12-46 signal and at 5
