:usaflag: A Few Hours, My Infinium And Me= GOLD!!! :detecting:

[Cupajo]

Decent day for water hunting and this local "worked out beach" had a couple of surprises for the old hunter and his friend mister Infinium!
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Eight Jefferson nickles, one buffalo, one V-nickle, three pinnies, one quarter, five fishing sinkers, a .22 bullet, a .45 caliber bullet and misc. scrap brass.

The last two things I found after I had just about decided to call it a day after over four hours of hunting and digging a few hundred pounds of stone cobbles, one man's 10K senior ring from 1969, and one 14K man's wedding band.

I'm tired but delighted with the days hunt!

GL&HH Friends,

CJ

 

[Ron J]

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[Kelley (Texas)]

You are good at finding treasure items. Thanks for sharing this story with us, I enjoyed it. Kelley (Texas)

 

[George-CT]

If we get some warm weather in here maybe people will get back in the water and restocking the hunting grounds. Geo

 

[ojm bc]

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[Cupajo]

Thanks Friends!!

Good luck and Happy Hunting to all you Treasure Hunters out there!

CJ

 

[Royal]

seems to be great on Nickles, many are not. You should have some great success with it. I never had a bad day detecting. I had some I didn't find much but the search is the thrill for most of us

 

[Micheal_R]

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[WillyP]

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[Wayne in BC]

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[Cupajo]

On the first hunt of this season I found three gold rings and in five hunts that followed I found only one more and it was an oldie.

The area has been hunted heavily and someone covered the place I hunted yesterday, the day before and there were signs of his digging all over the area.

A friend commented that he thought it was me out there.

After over four hours of digging among the cobble stones I was just about exhausted (The "poor man's backhoe" weighs over ten pounds empty!!) and decided I would work my way back to the exit point and leave.

In less than twenty minutes I found the rings shown in the post.

Both close to the shore and tough digs.

It seems that most of the good finds I have made over the years have been those faint signals that had me wondering if I had actually heard a signal or not.

These two I heard well enough, but I thought they were more nickles.

I'm delighted the weren't of course and thanks again for your interest!

CJ