Walking / 1934 Radio Orphan Annie Pin / Buffalos / Indian

[floodplaindetector]

Finds are from a short after work hunt during the week and most of the finds are from an early all day Sunday hunt with "Silver King".
Walking Liberty Half is 1936D.
Silver Dimes are back to 1892.
Indian head penny is 1896.
Buffalo nickels are 1920D (good year), 1927D, Dateless, 1937, 1943 war nick and a few Jefferson Nickels from the 40s and 50s.
Numerous wheat pennies are back to 1917.

Also found was:
A 1934 Radio Orphan Annie Secret Society Pin
A nice old silver ring, An old Kids ring with a Lion head
A 1948 - Mid 50s Chicago Webster 45 Record adapter
A Large Old Pin (in front of pic)
A Bale Seal
A Yellow Ferrari Hot Wheels Car
A Large Women's Earing
A Silver or Aluminum Plated 1982 Penny (It read like a silver dime).

 

[expII al]

Awesome job hunting!

 

[ron948]

great job

 

[Elton]

n/t

 

[cz70pro]

Awesome job as usual FPD! I am sure you were thrilled to see a Walker in your dirt. Really like the Annie pin and also the silver tiger eye ring. Assume you were using the Thunder again?

 

[UtahRich]

Another excellent outing FPD.

Enjoying the variety of finds. Thanks for posting.


Rich -

 

[diggervance]

Hey F.P.D

OUTSTANDING AS ALWAYS!

Keep the finds coming.

 

[floodplaindetector]

High cz70pro,
Yes I was using the Thunder. There were some faint plugs at one of the sites where we pulled quite a bit so someone had done some detecting there earlier this year there.
The guy I was detecting with started with the stock coil and then switched to the ultimate 13 and started doing much better. We were locking onto some pretty deep stuff.
thanks,
Dave

Awesome job as usual FPD! I am sure you were thrilled to see a Walker in your dirt. Really like the Annie pin and also the silver tiger eye ring. Assume you were using the Thunder again?

 

[CZconnoisseur]

Excellent hunts...that's a fine array of silver you have there as well as that Annie pin

I need to catch up on some posts!

 

[BigTony]

Very cool digs, congratulations.

Did the silver half give a good tone or not what you expected it to be?

 

[utmike]

Super finds! Nice work getting the deep stuff!

 

[floodplaindetector]

Hey Tony, thanks.
The half first read like a quarter until I turned on the signal ; then the ferrous dropped to about 6 so I was hoping it was a half.
It was about 7 inches and was a very nice signal. I wasn't getting my hopes up until I saw it as I had been disappointed earlier in the day twice
by absolute screaming silver quarter signals that turned out to be part of a bearing sleeve and a wheat penny.

Dave

Very cool digs, congratulations.

Did the silver half give a good tone or not what you expected it to be?

 

[Mark in S.E. IA]

Nice group of silvers you got there and the Buff's too.

 

[sunraysux]

holyyyy %(^*(#%(*&^@#& Dave!!!
just when i think you can not get any hotter than your previous posts, you blow the roof off the place!!...yikes!
well done//my tepid accomplishments pale in comparison....this is a really nice cumulative haul Sir....
so remind me again who this KING SILVER is again??

 

[floodplaindetector]

Hey SS,
Silver King is a guy I hunt with sometimes for the past 10 years or so.
He runs an Explorer XS or SE and is the best detectorist I know. A few years ago he pulled over 400 silver.
I have learned a lot over the years by comparing signals with him.

holyyyy %(^*(#%(*&^@#& Dave!!!
just when i think you can not get any hotter than your previous posts, you blow the roof off the place!!...yikes!
well done//my tepid accomplishments pale in comparison....this is a really nice cumulative haul Sir....
so remind me again who this KING SILVER is again??

 

[sunraysux]

.....always good to have a Mr Miyagi to school you, grasshopper
you have learned your lessons well and are a keen student based on your results
perhaps i need to find an east coast Silver King to impart their wisdom on me....