jack&jill
Elite Member
Have not got out a lot the last couple of weeks. Very intense heat, very high humidity and browning lawns tend to restrict digging a bit. The four hunts I did have all produced a little treasure. Had a very nice permission for the first outing and dug a couple of Rosie's and a Merc. The second outing I went to a new to me park and was rewarded with a Merc and a Sterling Irish Claddagh Ring. Novelty of it the Ring is it was made and marketed in Ireland (Solvard). Returned to that site a couple of days later for the third hunt and only dug a Merc. The park did produce over twelve dollars in clad and 7 Wheat's in the 2 outings. The Forth hunt I went back to the school that I hit a few times earlier this year. It again gave up a couple of items with a Merc and another Sterling Ring. It also produce a small metal box that rattled when I shock it. Cleaned the box up to find it was a Bayer Aspirin container that was very common back in the 1950's. It was rusted shut so I took it home as is. Opened it in front of my wife. It did contain a coin, a 1955D Wheat Penny. The 6 Silver coins now has me at 106 FTY. Until next time, Trapper