Thursday, June 4, 2009

Set an example

Coins are fun to find, especially old and valuable coins. Let's work together to make sure Metal detecting stays as a legal hobby. Always ask for permission, and always take all garbage with you. Make sure to fill all holes dug and make sure grass is back in place and will reroot itself.
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  1. AudizJune 5, 2009 at 5:56 PM

    Hi Andy, Thank you for visiting my Blog. MDing is a very interesting and Fun hobby. Thank's for the tip on the Hot Wheels, I never would of thought ants. HH ~Audiz~

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  2. AndyJune 11, 2009 at 6:02 AM

    Hi Audiz, I finally got out yesterday after friends bothered me to fish and golf over last week. I'm so hooked on detecting that it takes precedent over other hobbies and my girlfriend calls it my "crack addiction". Great addiction though,wouldn't you agree? Anyway I went to a locale park and found .68 cents.(2 Quarters,1 dime and 8 pennies). And one bonus, a large gold ring with 2 diamonds...Yay! To date since April 2...$20.55(434 regular pennies, 19 wheaties,2 canada pennies,8 nickels,69 clad dimes,1 merc.,1 canada dime,31 clad quarters 1 canada and 1 fifty cent piece. Plus 4 tokens,3 rings 1 silver earring, 12 hotwheels, and numerous trinkets including a bronze partridge. I guess it fell out of a bronze pear tree? Nyuk Nyuk! Gonna try that park again today as soon as rain clears. Happy hunting Audiz! Talk soon.

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  3. AudizJune 12, 2009 at 8:00 PM

    Hi Andy, man!! you are on a roll I'm nowhere near that. Tomorrow plan on hitting one of the beaches. The most I found was a silver coin in the backyard (1855 Liberty Seated Half Dollar)and a couple of other things one dated April 1908 (don't know what it is).
    Later,
    HH, ~Audiz~

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