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Getting Back to Detecting

Hulk21074Hulk21074 Posts: 14
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Many years ago I had a Whites detector and was very interested in finding goodies. One of my best findswas a 1812 Large Cent which I founf near Ft McHenry in Baltimore where an construction site was going on. The coin is not in the best shape but you can plainly see the date and other items. I am now back into detecting and looking forward to finding items.I live in north central Maryland and there's plenty of historic places to look, especially where Civil War incampments were. I am also a coin collector and just getting back into that hobby again as well. Now that I'm semi-retired, I can enjoy dectecting, coin collecting and of course fishing. Who says when you get old life's almost over, baloney!

ron

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  • DUBBADUBBA Posts: 935
    i hope you get you mr. mojo rising and find some neat stuff....lots of old dirt in md. to dig in....good luck
    "see ya at the beach"
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  • lordmarcovanlordmarcovan Posts: 43,530 ✭✭✭✭✭
    A coin dated 1812 from a War of 1812 site that's famous for The Star-Spangled Banner? Man, how can you beat that?

    I'm really happy to see you here and welcome you to our small but growing online community, and I hope we see some cool Baltimore-area finds when you get out and put the coil to the soil!!

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  • goldrush00013goldrush00013 Posts: 2,478 ✭


    << <i>I can enjoy dectecting, coin collecting and of course fishing. >>



    Sounds like life is just beginning. image

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