Joel-Winnipeg
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For the past few weeks I've been hunting a local park known for old coins. It's yielded silver in the past and was not to disappoint again. I usually do the park in the daytime and hit school yards in the evening hours. In this case I used two machines - The ACE 250 and Brand X. This was the result of a few weeks and so many hours of detecting.
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The yellow flowers are in their prime at this stage.
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As you can see all the good stuff (junk) that comes without too much discrimination.
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This is the clad that came out mixed in with the good stuff (junk). Dig everything out is the word you'll keep hearing. Amounts to $19.30.
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As you can see the list of the silver, Wheaties, and foreign coins that were dug up in the park, none of these came from the school site. Strange that the only old coin, the 1918 penny, came out of the 1980's school yard.
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Here is other junk jewelry and miscellaneous articles that were dug up.
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Here are some of the rings I found. Two .925 rings (small silvers).
Thanks for looking.
Joel-Winnipeg
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The yellow flowers are in their prime at this stage.
[attachment 94134 P1000494.JPG]
As you can see all the good stuff (junk) that comes without too much discrimination.
[attachment 94135 P1000495.JPG]
This is the clad that came out mixed in with the good stuff (junk). Dig everything out is the word you'll keep hearing. Amounts to $19.30.
[attachment 94136 P1000496.JPG]
As you can see the list of the silver, Wheaties, and foreign coins that were dug up in the park, none of these came from the school site. Strange that the only old coin, the 1918 penny, came out of the 1980's school yard.
[attachment 94138 P1000497.JPG]
Here is other junk jewelry and miscellaneous articles that were dug up.
[attachment 94141 DSCN3304.JPG]
Here are some of the rings I found. Two .925 rings (small silvers).
Thanks for looking.
Joel-Winnipeg