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  1. That Railroad Guy

    Got a little ahead of myself today

    Thank you:)
  2. That Railroad Guy

    Got a little ahead of myself today

    Went for a small hunt this morning. Pulled a out $2 in clad. Found a small buckle that says something brass in small words and a little head. Very heavy and cool looking.
  3. That Railroad Guy

    Good morning everyone. Advice needed.

    Thanks for all the feedback everyone. I'm going to dig everything 😁
  4. That Railroad Guy

    Good morning everyone. Advice needed.

    I see your point. I actually have a plug I'm going back to because it's been on my mind. A what if. I had to leave unexpectedly that day.
  5. That Railroad Guy

    Good morning everyone. Advice needed.

    I definitely understand that. I watched a detectorist I follow on you tube and he was digging the same iffy signals I described encountering myself and 9/10 times it was silver. don't want to miss out on good items. I tend to focus on the depth meter to base my decision to dig
  6. That Railroad Guy

    Good morning everyone. Advice needed.

    My question is do you as in yourself dig deep iffy signals for example high tone repeating target but the numbers show 31,32,26,28,31,32 on some targets I've swung over? This park has given me a 1919, three 1920 and a 1929 wheat in the last two days.
  7. That Railroad Guy

    Quick little hunt

    It was actually part of a coin bracelet
  8. That Railroad Guy

    Beautiful day from the good Lord.

    Just enjoying a nice sunday
  9. That Railroad Guy

    Quick little hunt

    Yes sir it is😃
  10. That Railroad Guy

    Quick little hunt

    Thank you😃
  11. That Railroad Guy

    Quick little hunt

    Thank you😃
  12. That Railroad Guy

    Purchased a F75

    Love mine.
  13. That Railroad Guy

    Quick little hunt

    Got out today for a hunt close to the house. Have an assortment of finds. A 1943s Australian Shilling. It's silver but this one was part of a bracelet. Have a 1918 Wheatie a 1993 grand casino Biloxi token and a cool National Distillers cap.
  14. That Railroad Guy

    What are friends for

    Congratulations to both of you. Friendship is an amazing find within it's self
  15. That Railroad Guy

    Oilfield Trash Pin

    Being a retired oil and gas worker. Its a term that's used in the patch,. Like Marines are Devil Dogs and Leather Necks Oilfield workers that love the lifestyle call themselves Oilfield Trash
  16. That Railroad Guy

    I’m blessing change of ownership.

    Congrats to you. Goes to show you never know when a blessing is own the way. Looking forward to your future finds
  17. That Railroad Guy

    Crackers or no crackers?

    I love ritz in a good deer camp venison chilli
  18. That Railroad Guy

    Well my CMD BROTHERS & SISTERS, TREASURE MD'ing & Findmall Forum FOLKS--MA'S LOADED--

    Blessings indeed.
  19. That Railroad Guy

    Phoenix Button NO. 29

    Couple undug examples
  20. That Railroad Guy

    Phoenix Button NO. 29

    just info....please take it as an opinion. http://www.smallstreams.com/store/Oregon-Haiti-Phoenix-Button-Rare-R-8-2-3-Known-_251786695440.html just a little info of the history. The button mentioned is a different regiment number
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