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I managed to find exactly $5.00 in cash. It's going towards my annual gold purchase, a tradition I have had for many years.
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And, go figure......I eyeballed a little 2" x 2" plastic bag with a little doll figurine in it. And, it turned out there was also a stone in it, which was a small piece of petrified wood. You just never know what cool things you can find metal detecting.
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I did go to the river on Good Friday and managed to get a bit of flour gold.
Thanks! I was using my highbanker to get that gold. 3 1/2 hours of digging. It's been a crazy spring weather wise....cold, hot, rain, ice, hail.View attachment 85721
I managed to find exactly $5.00 in cash. It's going towards my annual gold purchase, a tradition I have had for many years.
View attachment 85722
And, go figure......I eyeballed a little 2" x 2" plastic bag with a little doll figurine in it. And, it turned out there was also a stone in it, which was a small piece of petrified wood. You just never know what cool things you can find metal detecting.
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I did go to the river on Good Friday and managed to get a bit of flour gold.
Ontario beach ?
Impressive little highbanker.
North Saskatchewan River. It begins in the rocky mountains. I am using drop riffle matting from a door mat. Here's a video of that system -
Nice.
Our gold is from the glaciers. It's pretty well uniform in size until you get to the rocky mountains west of Edmonton.
You do Very well.
