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What makes your day on a find?

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jbr13

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I think this can go for new and experienced diggers alike. What item or items do you get more excited about finding. Is it a gold ring, a relic, Civil war items, rare coins, or something I have missed.

Since I haven't detected many sites or that often with my old detector I am still pretty new. Last year I did find a sterling silver necklace that would go for about $80-$100 new. This year so far my best find is a Buffalo nickel. I think I was more excited about finding the buffalo than the necklace.

What does that say about me a detector? I don't know, but all of it has been fun.

So what items still excite you each time you find them?




Jason
 
I'm a beach and water hunter, any gold, silver, or platinum jewelry gets me going. Because I am a beach and water hunt though...I have only found 1 silver dime in 2+ years of hunting. When I pulled my one and only Mercury dime out of a lake last summer it was like hitting a monster gold ring...I was sooooo excited!!! I have found my fair share of gold and silver rings, and a nice platinum...but none had any nice size ice. So the next find that will Really get me excited will be a ring, earring, or pendant with a nice little chunk of ice. Also, Any more silver coins since they are elusive in my type of hunting. Its coming...oh yes it is!!

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jbr13,
The excitement for me is I never know what I'm going to dig or scoop out of the water. Like Dancer, I found a 1944 mercury dime in the water last year and it was my second merc in less than a month and the first ones I had ever found. I found a liberty quarter with the date too faded to read and a 1942 S quarter.
The rings and chains I found were a nice find, but the mercury dime and liberty quarter really got me going. But that's just it, you never know what's going to be found next. I have a lot of firsts on my wish list and hope I find some of them this year and look forward to your posts of your finds with the AT/Gold.
 
I've found plenty of the jewelry and coins also. Don't get me wrong, I still love it when golld, silver or platinum come up. However I get the biggest kick when I dig up a token.
 
I am happy to get any hunt in, and won't go home until I get at least a few coins. Getting silver coins or gold rings is a real bonus, I choose to hunt mostly hunt by myself, and even just the exercise and fresh air makes me feel good. It's a fantastic hobby for sure
 
Hi, this is a good topic to discuss. Sorry for my bad English.
I was very excited my first gold ring, with a plus because I think, you work hard to get it. I was excited and I jumped up two tears.
I also remember my first silver ring, with nice big bonus that hunting was over.
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This iron axe, probably my oldest piece.
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and this bronze bracelet ... of indeterminate age ....
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But what excites me most is undoubtedly the first coin sack in each place. I have a record, always, repeat, always take at least one coin on each hunt, from the first to the last day.
Best regards
 
John-Edmonton said:
I am happy to get any hunt in, and won't go home until I get at least a few coins. Getting silver coins or gold rings is a real bonus, I choose to hunt mostly hunt by myself, and even just the exercise and fresh air makes me feel good. It's a fantastic hobby for sure
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I'm a loner myself, John. Not because I don't like people, but I just like to get off by myself. It's peaceful and enjoyable. Plus, if I get ready to go early that's fine and if I want to stay late, that's fine.
 
Crows like to fly off with shiny objects, Leslie. That's what I call "ring around the collar."

Leslie(nova scotia) said:
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You asked for it, Les! And then Fongu pipes up that its not that he don't like people, its just that MOST of them he cant stand! :rofl: Oh well, I like the solitude, and getting lost in my own weird thoughts when I hunt...but I'm seriously after GOLD and SILVER, and PLATINUM each and every time I leave the house. The whole adventure of the hunt, I go out with the intent on finding something large and valuable. Concentrating on those signals, my perfect day is when I read the signs right, hunt the right spot, and find that target. Oh, I'm happy with a stinky pile of clad or whatever else comes along, but what really trips my trigger is a target that has a big monetary value. Is that bad?
Mud
 
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