Digger_O'Dell
08-19-2017, 07:16 PM
Hi all,
Stopped at a park on the way in to work for about an hour hunt. Since I've been trying to perfect a couple program variations for better hunting in iron and trash, I thought to try an area I had struck out at in the past. Targets were very slim, but the first good iffy signal I got was a 12-38 at 10 inches. This produced my only keeper coin which is a 1929 wheat. Not far away I hit another 12-36 at 8 to 10 inches. Took a while to find it between some big roots, but suddenly I saw a big patch of green on one of the dirt clouds. Poking around fervently with the pinpointer I finally got the hit. Of all the unexpected things i see is a crusty shield shaped piece. A lityle cleaning and i see somd blue enamel on one side. Once I got to work I cleaned it carefully and gave it several hot peroxide soaks which revealed a very sweet award, and even the full markings on the back which reads:
B.T.H.S.
Music Association
Special Award
Charles Dietrich
Graduate
Tech & Trade
Feb. 1 1929
60307
60308
60309
Certainly a happy hunter today! Thanks for reading. HH&GL
Stopped at a park on the way in to work for about an hour hunt. Since I've been trying to perfect a couple program variations for better hunting in iron and trash, I thought to try an area I had struck out at in the past. Targets were very slim, but the first good iffy signal I got was a 12-38 at 10 inches. This produced my only keeper coin which is a 1929 wheat. Not far away I hit another 12-36 at 8 to 10 inches. Took a while to find it between some big roots, but suddenly I saw a big patch of green on one of the dirt clouds. Poking around fervently with the pinpointer I finally got the hit. Of all the unexpected things i see is a crusty shield shaped piece. A lityle cleaning and i see somd blue enamel on one side. Once I got to work I cleaned it carefully and gave it several hot peroxide soaks which revealed a very sweet award, and even the full markings on the back which reads:
B.T.H.S.
Music Association
Special Award
Charles Dietrich
Graduate
Tech & Trade
Feb. 1 1929
60307
60308
60309
Certainly a happy hunter today! Thanks for reading. HH&GL