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Weekend In Canada Finds

floodplaindetector

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My wife and I went to Canada for 2 days for the labor day weekend. I got rained on hard almost all of yesterday which was not fun at all.
I decided to dig a deeper 12-12 signal in one of the older parks I was in and dug that earing that appears to be gold as it has some weight to it.
I was digging a lot of deep iffy signals and got a few different pins along with a couple deeper large cents. Both are 1906.
The buffalo pin is very heavy and was right on the edge of my detecting depth so I was happy to pull a target out of that deep hole.
The Canada Pin was also from the same park and was very deep.
 
A very nice bunch of finds - congrats !
 
Congratulations on your labor day weekend finds! Thanks for the picture.

NebTrac
 
Goes4ever said:
were u pretty close to the US border? I see some US silver in there, good hunt!

Thanks. I would have liked to hit a few silver half dimes also as I had gotten some on previous trips but the older large cents and pins made up for it. Quarter is 1953. I researched the Popeye Pin
and it has some collector value and is old (circa 1930s).
We were well over 50 miles into Canada so getting and American indian head penny, merc and silver rosey along with the amount of wheat pennies I got was a little surprising.
In past trips I just got a couple wheat pennies for American coins.
 
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