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Old Park Hunt (Gold)

camb1

New member
Went out today to hit the Old park again today. Was with a new detecting buddy. He just got his first detector yesterday and I was giving him some tips. He was following me around so when I got a good tone I wanted him to hear what to listen for in a good tone. The area we were hunting was a area that several good detectorist have gone over the past few weeks including me. I got a low tone that was very iffy. I thought it might be a pulltab or a nickel. I decided to dig it and am I glad I did. It turned out to be a 32nd Degree Mason Pendant from I believe is from about 1880's. This is known by the owners name which is engraved inside. My buddy heard me calling out saying I found gold. He just chuckled and thought I was joking at first till he looked at my face. He came over and could not believe it's condition. I am still shaking over it. Happy Hunting.
 
Cool find Bruce.
 
Now I understand the great excitement in your voice when you called after my seeing the find !!

Really nice find, and a great story you told me about the history..

[size=x-large]Awesome !![/size]
 
Thanks Elton. Just want to add that the Great-Nephew just came to my house and bought it from me for $500. He was so excited to see such a fine piece of family history.
 
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Unique find Bruce. Very nice.
 
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