First time out with my Etrac

[Ripper]

I finally got to try out my new Etrac Detector. It was 68 degrees yesterday and my friend Dan Stopped by and asked if I wanted to go out. We knocked on doors and were allowed to hunt at three older homes.
I love this new detector, the ergonomics are really good, after four hours I could not feel any fatigue.
The sites had a lot of iron but I had my best day ever, I found my first Mercury dime (1917), my first Washington quarter (1943), and my first buffalo nickel (1937). My neatest find was a 1913 Pa drivers license. I also found a neat pilots pin.

 

[RONC(OR)]

Nice finds congrats on your first hunt with the ET HH

 

[Ripper]

The badge is a Chauffeur's badge. I found a listing:

Pannier Bros. Pittsburg 766846
1913 CHAUFFEUR BADGE-PA
Words and numbers are written over the PA "keystone" emblem. The maker's mark is stamped on the back. Most of the nickel plating has worn off but rare even in this condition!
$95.00 @ GoAntiques.com

 

[tab-nabit]

Very nice for a 1st - WTG!

 

[Derrelld]

Awsome... My friend found a badge just like it ,,,, But in Indiana... Sold for 103 dollars ebay,,,,, Nice finds!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Derrell

 

[Big Boys Hobbies]

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[Ripper]

What did I do??

 

[Brett]

Ripper, you did a great job on your first hunt with the E-Trac, that's what you did. Congrats.

 

[Big Boys Hobbies]

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