Larry (IL)
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Not much to show for it but I got a lot of exercise and fresh crisp air yesterday.
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Time for a little relic hunting
- Thread starter Larry (IL)
- Start date
flinthunter
Well-known member
Neat finds. You never know what might turn up on those old sites.
Louie.Penning
Member
Nice Finds Larry
I found my most valuable object yet... It has $5 left on it
I found my most valuable object yet... It has $5 left on it
flinthunter
Well-known member
Nancy-IL said:
I didn't find much but thoroughly enjoyed the hunt. Just a leather rivet and a small flat button. Oh yea, and two golf balls.
Good work Larry. Sometimes nice to just get out. You to Flinthunter.
Free lunch Louie! That's great. Never know what you'll find while out detecting eh.
I had literally 1hr to hunt yesterday and that included travel time. So I hit that curb strip I've been eyeing in my town. 45 min. using my son's F2 so I can get a idea of what it's like, and best I could do was 66 cents. Oldest coin was 70's penny and a dog tag from 1967, Fulton County. The dog tag is weird cause the strip is at least 25 min. drive from Fulton County. Oh well, I'll take what I can get.
HH!
Free lunch Louie! That's great. Never know what you'll find while out detecting eh.
I had literally 1hr to hunt yesterday and that included travel time. So I hit that curb strip I've been eyeing in my town. 45 min. using my son's F2 so I can get a idea of what it's like, and best I could do was 66 cents. Oldest coin was 70's penny and a dog tag from 1967, Fulton County. The dog tag is weird cause the strip is at least 25 min. drive from Fulton County. Oh well, I'll take what I can get.
HH!
Larry (IL)
Well-known member
Hey, $5 is $5 whether it is food or silver..........
HH, Nancy
Larry (IL)
Well-known member
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