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Old colonial home hunt video
- Thread starter Mark kus
- Start date
floodplaindetector
Well-known member
That guy in the video introduction on the left looks like Terry Shannon. He used to come to our detecting club meetings many years ago as I believe he was originally from a nearby MN town.
He entered some of his Treasure Coast Jewelry in our Find of the Month Jewelry category. We didn't have a chance in that category when he came
Must be a rush seeing those old coppers in the hole. Very nice.
That old Toy truck looks like that 1947 K5 International I found last year.
Dave
He entered some of his Treasure Coast Jewelry in our Find of the Month Jewelry category. We didn't have a chance in that category when he came
Must be a rush seeing those old coppers in the hole. Very nice.
That old Toy truck looks like that 1947 K5 International I found last year.
Dave
Mark kus
Well-known member
we gave all the finds to the home ownerThat guy in the video introduction on the left looks like Terry Shannon. He used to come to our detecting club meetings many years ago as I believe he was originally from a nearby MN town.
He entered some of his Treasure Coast Jewelry in our Find of the Month Jewelry category. We didn't have a chance in that category when he came
Must be a rush seeing those old coppers in the hole. Very nice.
That old Toy truck looks like that 1947 K5 International I found last year.
Dave
Mark