hockeyguy
11-20-2011, 05:29 PM
might use this object. At 1st I had no idea what it was,however, a couple walking past the park started talking to me. (What a nice guy I am at dusk, taking the time to promote OUR hobby). Anyway I showed this to him and he put it together...it is an instrument for weighing things. Rang up as copper and was about 5 down. Saw it and hoped for gold, but i believe it is gold plated....just a guess.
My bet is that you meet with your professional in the park where he has an item of known weight, puts it on one side and hangs a baggie or envelope from the other side and adds the material until the scale balances out, then, presto your RX is filled! (Just make your copay) (ok I/m in the health insurance business but we all use copays)
This is the same park where I found the war of 1812 artilliary button. This handful constitutes about 4 hours of hunt time. Obviously, I am not the 1st one there based on the wheat/silver ratio. Actually, in the 3 years I have been there, this is only the 2nd silver I have brought to the surface, 1912 s barber dime.
A few additional injuns and I was SSSSSOOOOOO happy to have found a very deep silver....mabye 8-9/
HH
Aaron
My bet is that you meet with your professional in the park where he has an item of known weight, puts it on one side and hangs a baggie or envelope from the other side and adds the material until the scale balances out, then, presto your RX is filled! (Just make your copay) (ok I/m in the health insurance business but we all use copays)
This is the same park where I found the war of 1812 artilliary button. This handful constitutes about 4 hours of hunt time. Obviously, I am not the 1st one there based on the wheat/silver ratio. Actually, in the 3 years I have been there, this is only the 2nd silver I have brought to the surface, 1912 s barber dime.
A few additional injuns and I was SSSSSOOOOOO happy to have found a very deep silver....mabye 8-9/
HH
Aaron