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William M. has been doing a lot of digging at a land site.
Just look at this picture.
Here is what William said.
I put in a very long day at a new to
me..land site.
Several people told me it had been hunted many times... I
couldn't tell.
Dug ALOT... wound up with a 1942 Washington.. A 1924 SLQ and
several F.E.C. bale seals as well as a flat lead piece stamped J on one side and
B on the other??
A few wheat pennies ... many many other targets.
Also..a huge lead object under roots of a large tree what I saw the tops of these I thought for sure I had found jars filled with coins boy was that a lot of work.
happy hunting and thank you
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| 1924 Quarter |
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| FEC Seals, Lead Item & Some Coins |
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| Washington Silver Quarter. |
These finds and photos are all by William M.
Congrats William!
That is a lot of work.
Don't give up on a site just because you think it has already been detected.
In fact, I recommend covering a site more than once if it is promising at all.
I did a post once of FEC seals. You can use the search box if you want to go back and see that.
Thanks for sharing William. I bet a lot of people have been sitting around thinking there is no place worth hunting.
One factor in William's success is that he obviously didn't use much if any discrimination.
By the way, I've been seeing some older and very unusual pull tabs this year for some reason. I didn't know there were so many varieties. Almost made me think of starting a pull tab collection.
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| Source: www.nhc.noaa.gov |
The tropical disturbance that I've been watching has become a little more promising. It has not become a storm yet but now has a sixty percent chance in the next 48 hours.
You can see that it has turned to the north.
If it becomes a named storm, it will be Christobal.
If you check the surfing web sites, the surf will begin increasing a little by Sunday and will get up to 3 or 4 feet by Tuesday.
We haven't had that much surf in months.
I've been making needed repairs to some of my equipment. I wish they would make things more sturdy.
Some new Mayan cities have been discovered. Good article.
http://news.discovery.com/history/archaeology/three-ancient-maya-cities-found-in-jungle-140815.htm
On the Treasure Coast I'm waiting for the sand to get stirred up a little. I'll be glad to see any movement of sand. It has been so looong.
I showed the other day that there were a few spots where things were uncovered. Hard to find them though.
Happy hunting,
TreasureGuide@Comcast.
