I have not been out detecting much lately due to work and weather. Today I was driving by the flea market and decided to squeeze in a half hour or so of detecting. I think they close up in a week or so, but I have permission to continue detecting as long as it is closed. I'm hoping to keep detecting until the ground freezes hard in November.
The first signal I found was on the surface, but hiding in the gray gravel. Monopoly!
As usual I found modern coins, a dime and 7 pennies. Also a lamp finial on a post, a copper bracket and more.
This bracelet is interesting because it is clearly copper yet stamped 925 implying sterling. I think it was silver plated but that is all gone now.
This brass skull bead is 2 faced with eye holes that go all the way through.
And 2 bullets. I have no idea whether they are modern or what caliber.
An entertaining hunt on a very pleasant sunny day in the low 70's.
The first signal I found was on the surface, but hiding in the gray gravel. Monopoly!
As usual I found modern coins, a dime and 7 pennies. Also a lamp finial on a post, a copper bracket and more.
This bracelet is interesting because it is clearly copper yet stamped 925 implying sterling. I think it was silver plated but that is all gone now.
This brass skull bead is 2 faced with eye holes that go all the way through.
And 2 bullets. I have no idea whether they are modern or what caliber.
An entertaining hunt on a very pleasant sunny day in the low 70's.
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