Metal detector finds

People don't believe I found this coin metal detecting (because of the condition a 50 year old coin). But not everything is buried in acidic soil for 50 years sometimes
it's just under the wood chips at the play ground.

 

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Or it was dropped that day.

 

If it is just under the wood chips and not in the soil, then it hasn't been there long. Once it rains, gravity/mass of the coin etc. pull it down into the wet soil.

 

Are you asking me or telling me??

 

Some highlights different hunts.
This Native American dollar is NIFC 3 million minted. Native hospitality.
Then just a regular half.
A half and a silver ring. I skipped some spots, and I was going to skip the last spot, and the very last signal was a silver ring.
The next week I pulled a silver cross.
And then today I got another NIFC golden dollar, 862,000 minted. American Innovators.

 

I found my first Civil War item on Saturday in Vienna, Virginia.

For those who don't know, I moved from Maine to Virginia almost a year ago now. This was a very exciting find, my first US Civil War relic!

It is a Sharps Carbine rifle bullet, used by both the Union and the Confederacy, and due to the caliber of this one, it can be dated from 1859-1863. It was used by the calvary as it was easier to load on horseback as compared to infantry or Springfield rifles.

 

Very nice Evan! I remember the first one I found in early 2000's. It sounded just like an "Ox Knob". I would have been excited to find that but was rewarded by a missed bullet instead. Here's the bullet I found, . # 34! The rest of the trinkets are from 2000-2007.
Just joking. Sounds like a very old place to detect.

 

Awesome find, Congrats.

 

Two and three band - which side do you have?

 

Highlights from today. I never bagged a 40% before. I have one Franklin.

 

PS one of the dimes is a 1964-D 90% silver