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Close school lot. I have no idea what the chrome looking plated aluminum cube shaped object is in the middle. I guess it shows how square I am. The vaquero picked up the little very thin heart at about 4 inches. The V also read the Hot Wheels tire, but only about 1 inch. One nice little dice drop, one aluminum plug (?), one plastic man and one rubber eraser (the v would not read them!). Oh yea I also found my loaded bullet for the day. The coins where, one Quarter, three dimes, one nickle, and eight pennies (oldest 1964). Bill in Texas
Good thing you cleaned out that bullet , some child may have pounded on it and put it thru his skull i found a whole box of them out in the hunting woods and not a few shotgun shells , my notable find in the forest was by a barbed wire fence somone was crossing over it and a 1967 quarter fel out i found it manyyears later black as corosion can be think of fences to cross them you have to get in a position whear the contents of your pockets spill out so i like to hunt the fence lines and keep away from the power lines
Close school lot. I have no idea what the chrome looking plated aluminum cube shaped object is in the middle. I guess it shows how square I am. The vaquero picked up the little very thin heart at about 4 inches. The V also read the Hot Wheels tire, but only about 1 inch. One nice little dice drop, one aluminum plug (?), one plastic man and one rubber eraser (the v would not read them!). Oh yea I also found my loaded bullet for the day. The coins where, one Quarter, three dimes, one nickle, and eight pennies (oldest 1964). Bill in Texas