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At last I was able to get out detecting today. Chose my wooded area again as there is a lot of shade which was ideal in this hot weather. I was out a good 6 hours
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Most of the area I did today I have been over it before. The George V shilling came out not far from where I found that gold coin a little while ago, so just goes to show how you can miss stuff.
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Find wise it turned out ok, again nothing really old looking, but plenty of signals and digs. The best find was that silver George V shilling 1921, came out really nice. Had another small silver but too worn to make out what it is but I'm sure its a sixpence. That other silvery coin is from Italy dated 1953. The other coins are decimal and old pennies and half pennies. There is a mystery copper coin there I'm not sure about, again, too worn. That small round tin was a strange find. I was hoping there was something nice inside but on opening it was full of mush. A few bullet shells and heads, also in a very small area I found lots of pistol balls. I got up to 14 and left that area as they were everywhere. In one hole I dug after getting a signal lots of beads came out with little eyelets. Must have been a necklace one time. It was an enjoyable day and hope to get back there soon as I always seem to find a few things at this site.
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