On Tuesday Jamie aka Indy and I got together for a bit.
The area we chose was not the best producing that day, as there was a definite lack of what I consider diggable targets.
With the lack of my normal targets I started digging pull tab and foil targets for something to do.
I guess we were there for around two and a half to three hours before we each went our own ways.
Before we parted Jamie found this beauty. I just love the toning on this. After leaving I headed off to check on the water level in the Gorge.
It was not quite right yet so I headed to a nearby park to kill an hour.
Once down on the beach my goal was to try and find the back half of the C P R lock.
Unfortunately that did not happen.
None the less things were found at each location.
Here is the brick a brack from all three locations. There is really nothing to brag about there other than the Squibb bottle, which apparently is a medicine bottle and this.
It will go nicely into the bullet collection.
Dominion Cartridge Co DC CO, 1886-1911
Here are the things that I set aside for better cleaning.
they are aligned from left to right as found. And here they are cleaned up.
This was my best coin while out with Jamie.
And yes I was jealous of his nickel. But then again he was jealous of the next one in line.
After finding it I reburied it and called him over to listen to the sound.
We both agreed that it sounded like foil.
My best pics of it were taken on site.
The area we chose was not the best producing that day, as there was a definite lack of what I consider diggable targets.
With the lack of my normal targets I started digging pull tab and foil targets for something to do.
I guess we were there for around two and a half to three hours before we each went our own ways.
Before we parted Jamie found this beauty. I just love the toning on this. After leaving I headed off to check on the water level in the Gorge.
It was not quite right yet so I headed to a nearby park to kill an hour.
Once down on the beach my goal was to try and find the back half of the C P R lock.
Unfortunately that did not happen.
None the less things were found at each location.
Here is the brick a brack from all three locations. There is really nothing to brag about there other than the Squibb bottle, which apparently is a medicine bottle and this.
It will go nicely into the bullet collection.
Dominion Cartridge Co DC CO, 1886-1911
Here are the things that I set aside for better cleaning.
they are aligned from left to right as found. And here they are cleaned up.
This was my best coin while out with Jamie.
And yes I was jealous of his nickel. But then again he was jealous of the next one in line.
After finding it I reburied it and called him over to listen to the sound.
We both agreed that it sounded like foil.
My best pics of it were taken on site.
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