Still banging around with the ol' Fors CoRe.

[OregonGregg]

Went down to NV for Monte's outing/get together. Was a fun trip, met up with some familiar faces from past outings and also met some new people.
I did get me a "first" on this trip down. Finally snagged me an 1851 Trime. Didn't think I'd ever find that little coin.

When it was all said and done, I ended up with 1910,24 & 36 wheat pennies. An 1859 IH penny, 1892 Canadian Dime and the 1851 Trime.

Also found a nice Ohio State Seal button circa 1870-90 made by the Waterbury Button Co. Waterbury, CT.

All in all, it was another fun trip, hated to have to come home and face reality again

 

[JCR TX]

Nice finds, especially the Trime, it's in good condition. Beautiful scenery too.

 

[JimmyCT]

Fantastic hunt!! Congratulations on your first trime. They sure are tiny!! Love the photos! I’d love to hunt ghost towns! Beautiful dogs and mountains too!!

 

[jim tn]

Nice hunting and finds. Still looking for my first trime....and I am running out of time. Ha! HH jim tn

 

[MuddyMo]

Great finds. The Fors are great detectors.

 

[OregonGregg]

Thanks, everyone. I sure enjoy the trips to NV as they are a lot of fun and oftentimes rewarding.
When I found the Trime it just didn't register at first as a coin. It was just a very small black disc ( prob spent a lot of time at or near the surface) that the detector beeped on. I at least had enough sense to pick it up and look at it and it wasn't until I finally tilted it just right in the sun that I could see the star and then I started getting excited.

And the Canadian dime fooled me for a few seconds, When I first popped it outta the ground I could make out a bust and thought for a sec I might have finally snagged a cap bust. But still happy to find older silver......even if from Canada. That is what is fun about old ghost towns, sometimes ya just don't know what might pop up.

 

[Picketwire]

That sounds like a great time. Congratulations on the finds too.