04-01-2015, 10:47 PM
Hello everyone, and once again - Happy April Folls Day!
Today my grandaughter was brought to my home for babysitting. So after our breakfeast I decided to take her in the stroller and walk the main avenue. There was so much for her to see (trucks, school busses, jittney busses and a whole bunch more) that she didn't fall asleep during the stroll downtown. While we were walking I spotted what looked like a crushed gold earring, and it was! Small and really light weight but hey it is 14k. No brag - I am just happy to find it.
Afterwards of babysitting I went back to the sledding hill where I found the silver coin the other day. Today was windy and not as warm as the weatherman said it was.
I did the same thing - trying to find good targetrs in between the junk - both of the silver coins I found today - the VDI numbers and the display - were not on - but I guess folks call them "iffy" signals. The first was a 1951 Rosie and the second (in the same hole with the bottle cap dispalyed in photo) was another 1937 mercury - go figure. Two 37's on two different days at the same site and all masked by junk. Oh yeah - I did get some clad coins that all thought they were quarters but they are not included in the photo.
Today my grandaughter was brought to my home for babysitting. So after our breakfeast I decided to take her in the stroller and walk the main avenue. There was so much for her to see (trucks, school busses, jittney busses and a whole bunch more) that she didn't fall asleep during the stroll downtown. While we were walking I spotted what looked like a crushed gold earring, and it was! Small and really light weight but hey it is 14k. No brag - I am just happy to find it.
Afterwards of babysitting I went back to the sledding hill where I found the silver coin the other day. Today was windy and not as warm as the weatherman said it was.
I did the same thing - trying to find good targetrs in between the junk - both of the silver coins I found today - the VDI numbers and the display - were not on - but I guess folks call them "iffy" signals. The first was a 1951 Rosie and the second (in the same hole with the bottle cap dispalyed in photo) was another 1937 mercury - go figure. Two 37's on two different days at the same site and all masked by junk. Oh yeah - I did get some clad coins that all thought they were quarters but they are not included in the photo.