Treasure Are The Adventure Of Finding It

[Ridge Runner]

Here’s some coins from Canada as you can see. Some I did dig but not all but too long ago to remember what.

[Ridge Runner]

Some of you may never seen these coins called 1943 steel pennies. I can’t say I dug them all but you put them all together not sure what was . Some you can see that are dirty and others have rust they for sure they were dug.

[Ridge Runner]

I have have some Indian head pennies I need to find. I’ve never found a large cent but did find a half cent . Hope one day to find a flying cent but that’s just miss me so far like others.

 Chuck 

[Ridge Runner]

Just something for show . My wife gave this to me years ago.

[Ridge Runner]

Here’s a dollar I found sticking out of the ground. I’ve never tried to unfold it.

[Ridge Runner]

I’ll post more but got to look in my safe . I’ve got some coins in books.

 Thanks for looking!

 Chuck 

[Rick N. MI]

You've been digging! A lot coins. How many different detectors involved?

[dsb]

I used to put my clad in a jar so the grandkids could go to the candy store, well really so i didnt have to clean it!

[strick]

Nice work there Chuck...I'm liking those steel cents the most...my mother has a bunch of old coins that I need to get out of the house before my sister moves in with her lol. I've seen some steel cents in the box...

strick 

[Ridge Runner]

Rick 

 In 65 I built a detector from a kit . Then in 66 a White’s BFO . Then in 72 a White’s TR . Not sure on the White’s 4900 not when are how long. Then in 92 a White’s Eagle 11 until late 90’s. Theses detectors found the major coins I’ve shown so far .

 Minelab was the first coin detector after all the White’s I had.

 If I remember correctly it came from Gerry.

 Chuck