2009 - year's finds - Part 1

[coinnut]

For those of you who want to find the type of older targets we get at cellar holes, be prepared for this lol That's a yardstick next to the picture ;) Part 2 to follow:

[del]

hey now i know why your so slow walking out of the woods , your carrying a ton of junk lol
hey i think you left almost that much in the back of my jeep. ;) :poke:

[angellionel]

Wow! And I thought parks were bad. lol There is no getting around the fact that digging trash is part of the hobby, but it is very well worth it when you also unmask and dig up the beautiful coins and old relics. thumbsup01

[coinnut]

hey i think you left almost that much in the back of my jeep. ;) :poke:


No Dan, that's mud lol :poke: :bop: :bop:

[bmattioli]

No junk ='s no treasure.. I usually fill my apron every hunt with junk. Is part two the good stuff?

[coinnut]

Is part two the good stuff?


Part 2 is the better stuff lol Part 3 is the sweet stuff ;)

[HEAVYMETALNUT]

woo hoo look at all that brass! :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: ka ching! no seriously i save the brass and copper.and sit on a upside down 5 gallon bucket with 2 in front of me with a file. :crazy: :crazy: :crazy: orangish metal (ka-plunk) into copper bucket..yellowish (ker-plunk) into brass bucket.
last year i got $80 bucks for both buckets thumbsup01
sure... ya don't lose your apron with that stuff in it :poke: :poke: :poke:
ya only lose it when its empty and a rare button in it? :confused: :confused:
nice to show all these newbies that its not all large cents,coppers and G/W buttons coming outta these holes. ;)

[coinnut]

sure... ya don't lose your apron with that stuff in it :poke: :poke: :poke:



Hmm..... Can't say I remember that lol :bop: :bop: :bop: rofl

[del]

No Dan, that's mud lol :poke: :bop: :bop:


ya there's been plenty of that lately, huh. ;) how about a picture of all the buttons ya got this year , i bet theres a lot of them too. :yes:

[John M]

That's a nice pile of brass George.There may be a keeper of some kind hidden inside as well.Looks like you done enough deep knee bends to keep yourself fit.

[Epi-hunter]

:shocked04: :shocked04: :shocked04: :shocked04: I'm now scared, really frightened to start detecting cellar holes lol rofl

No, seriously, I like finding even that kind of stuff (when it's old). I like old trash. rofl

[Krom]

Yup... gotta take the bad with the good. :yes:
If I had ta take a picture like that, I'd hafta hit Rent-a-Tool and get a forklift to get it all outa th' garage (which, BTW, is a few inches closer to Hell than when we first bought th' place). 8)

[coinnut]

Well Joe, then you should have a lot of good scrap to sell. I smell retirement on the horizon lol

[Krom]

Sheez... I wish!
I think my epitath will read, He loved all this junk, so we buried it with him. rofl

[coinnut]

Sheez... I wish!
I think my epitath will read, He loved all this junk, so we buried it with him. rofl


Don't do that !!!! Some future treasure hunter will dig ya up ;) You'll make one heck of a signal though lol

[Krom]

That's OK. They can have my thousands of pounds of iron, lead, aluminum, etc. (well, they WILL get a nice white gold wedding ring, but by then, I won't be needin' it anyway).
The good stuff's in a safe deposit box for our baby. :yes: ;)

[Snowy]

(well, they WILL get a nice white gold wedding ring, but by then, I won't be needin' it anyway).



Uh-uh... someone in the family is getting that band.

[Krom]

K.
So if I happen to puff up after the fact, jus' use a chisel. ;)
I'd rather lose a bloodless digit then let a detectorist get it anyway. :angelic: