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Summary of 2023 Finds

floodplaindetector

Well-known member
I decided to post a summary of my 2023 Finds.
My primary eTrac detector quit in May, so I took the plunge and switched to the XP Deus II and worked on a custom program and settings that translated well for me from my eTrac. I am glad I did.
Most of the finds shown were found with that new XP Deus 2 machine.
Just about all of my hunting for 2023 was done in North and South Dakota with a couple hunts coming in Minnesota and Iowa. Everything shown was at found at public sites I researched or have been to in the past.

I really want to thank everyone for following my detecting posts this past year and all of your positive comments!
Dave

Coin Finds Summary
151 Silver Coins (1893 oldest) (6 halves, 17 quarters, 99 dimes, 1 Canadian half dime, 28 silver war nickels)
18 V nickels and 30 Buffalos (1883 oldest)
21 Indian Head Pennies (1865 oldest)
* A few hundred wheat pennies, dozens of pre-1960 Jefferson nickels, a handful of foreign coins and hundreds of clad coins not shown

Other Finds Summary
Tokens - The large $1.00 and 50 cent Tokens with the 1914 Patent date found at a nearby school site are some of my favorites.
Fobs And Tags - The 1908 William Jennings Bryan campaign fob and circa 1915 Avery Kerosene Tractor fob are 2 of my favorites.
Jewelry - The solid silver winged nymph pendant (1st silver jewelry with Deus 2), Silver and Gold Onyx men's ring and the Black Hills silver leaf ring are some memorable jewelry pieces.
Relics - The large coin silver pocket watch piece with a patent date of 1879 has to be my favorite. This was pulled at a nearby old school site.
Toys - The larger International 1947 K5 truck and 1938 Buick Roadster were some of my favorites.
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I decided to post a summary of my 2023 Finds.
My primary eTrac detector quit in May, so I took the plunge and switched to the XP Deus II and worked on a custom program and settings that translated well for me from my eTrac. I am glad I did.
Most of the finds shown were found with that new XP Deus 2 machine.
Just about all of my hunting for 2023 was done in North and South Dakota with a couple hunts coming in Minnesota and Iowa. Everything shown was at found at public sites I researched or have been to in the past.

I really want to thank everyone for following my detecting posts this past year and all of your positive comments!
Dave

Coin Finds Summary
151 Silver Coins (1893 oldest) (6 halves, 17 quarters, 99 dimes, 1 Canadian half dime, 28 silver war nickels)
18 V nickels and 30 Buffalos (1883 oldest)
21 Indian Head Pennies (1865 oldest)
* A few hundred wheat pennies, dozens of pre-1960 Jefferson nickels, a handful of foreign coins and hundreds of clad coins not shown

Other Finds Summary
Tokens - The large $1.00 and 50 cent Tokens with the 1914 Patent date found at a nearby school site are some of my favorites.
Fobs And Tags - The 1908 William Jennings Bryan campaign fob and circa 1915 Avery Kerosene Tractor fob are 2 of my favorites.
Jewelry - The solid silver winged nymph pendant (1st silver jewelry with Deus 2), Silver and Gold Onyx men's ring and the Black Hills silver leaf ring are some memorable jewelry pieces.
Relics - The large coin silver pocket watch piece with a patent date of 1879 has to be my favorite. This was pulled at a nearby old school site.
Toys - The larger International 1947 K5 truck and 1938 Buick Roadster were some of my favorites.
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Outstanding year, congrats!
 
I am speechless 😶 😮
 
I decided to post a summary of my 2023 Finds.
My primary eTrac detector quit in May, so I took the plunge and switched to the XP Deus II and worked on a custom program and settings that translated well for me from my eTrac. I am glad I did.
Most of the finds shown were found with that new XP Deus 2 machine.
Just about all of my hunting for 2023 was done in North and South Dakota with a couple hunts coming in Minnesota and Iowa. Everything shown was at found at public sites I researched or have been to in the past.

I really want to thank everyone for following my detecting posts this past year and all of your positive comments!
Dave

Coin Finds Summary
151 Silver Coins (1893 oldest) (6 halves, 17 quarters, 99 dimes, 1 Canadian half dime, 28 silver war nickels)
18 V nickels and 30 Buffalos (1883 oldest)
21 Indian Head Pennies (1865 oldest)
* A few hundred wheat pennies, dozens of pre-1960 Jefferson nickels, a handful of foreign coins and hundreds of clad coins not shown

Other Finds Summary
Tokens - The large $1.00 and 50 cent Tokens with the 1914 Patent date found at a nearby school site are some of my favorites.
Fobs And Tags - The 1908 William Jennings Bryan campaign fob and circa 1915 Avery Kerosene Tractor fob are 2 of my favorites.
Jewelry - The solid silver winged nymph pendant (1st silver jewelry with Deus 2), Silver and Gold Onyx men's ring and the Black Hills silver leaf ring are some memorable jewelry pieces.
Relics - The large coin silver pocket watch piece with a patent date of 1879 has to be my favorite. This was pulled at a nearby old school site.
Toys - The larger International 1947 K5 truck and 1938 Buick Roadster were some of my favorites.
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OUTSTANDING ! What a great year you had. Unbelievable. And all that from public sites. Gives us all hope. Congrats and thanks for sharing. One find that jumped out at me was the face of the Winchester lock. Very cool. Too bad you didn't recover the rest. Good luck in the new year. Mark
 
I decided to post a summary of my 2023 Finds.
My primary eTrac detector quit in May, so I took the plunge and switched to the XP Deus II and worked on a custom program and settings that translated well for me from my eTrac. I am glad I did.
Most of the finds shown were found with that new XP Deus 2 machine.
Just about all of my hunting for 2023 was done in North and South Dakota with a couple hunts coming in Minnesota and Iowa. Everything shown was at found at public sites I researched or have been to in the past.

I really want to thank everyone for following my detecting posts this past year and all of your positive comments!
Dave

Coin Finds Summary
151 Silver Coins (1893 oldest) (6 halves, 17 quarters, 99 dimes, 1 Canadian half dime, 28 silver war nickels)
18 V nickels and 30 Buffalos (1883 oldest)
21 Indian Head Pennies (1865 oldest)
* A few hundred wheat pennies, dozens of pre-1960 Jefferson nickels, a handful of foreign coins and hundreds of clad coins not shown

Other Finds Summary
Tokens - The large $1.00 and 50 cent Tokens with the 1914 Patent date found at a nearby school site are some of my favorites.
Fobs And Tags - The 1908 William Jennings Bryan campaign fob and circa 1915 Avery Kerosene Tractor fob are 2 of my favorites.
Jewelry - The solid silver winged nymph pendant (1st silver jewelry with Deus 2), Silver and Gold Onyx men's ring and the Black Hills silver leaf ring are some memorable jewelry pieces.
Relics - The large coin silver pocket watch piece with a patent date of 1879 has to be my favorite. This was pulled at a nearby old school site.
Toys - The larger International 1947 K5 truck and 1938 Buick Roadster were some of my favorites.
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You did well this year again Dave, nice seeing these kind of finds around here with most coming from well worked area I am sure.
I am hopping to be out there next year myself again if I am able too until then I love seeing these post to give me a little boast to get me going again.Just have a hard time getting up and down and falling over when I do stand up and do not want to use a long handle spade in park and such, but will on farm fields, I use a Lesche when I am in yards, parks and some of the older churches.
As I said it is a very nice treasure you found this year.

Rick
 
Great year Dave not sure what my total was I always keep track the D2 is a great detector I was just out with mine in the woods
Mark
 
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