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My Garrett ACE APEX Found A Hoard Of Old Medallions Today And A Gold Ring. It just doesn't get any better then this!

John-Edmonton

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Hit the jackpot today on the North Saskatchewan River . The river has really been shallow recently, so I spent the afternoon metal detecting in the water. I found a hoard of old medallions, scattered throughout an area. Some were as deep as 10 inches. It was a struggle to retrieve them, especially in the current, but a lot of trial and error got me 13 so far. I know there is more out there. And, to add to this excitement, I also dug up a man's wedding band.



Here's some of the medallions, and the gold ring, valued at $105.69 CAD, at todays spot gold price.



Here's the remaining medallions. It's a real puzzle trying to figure out how they got there? There is a University near by, and judging by some of those medallions, there must be some connection. I am going to contact the university and see if they might have some insight to these? Were they stolen and dumped? Did they accidently fall out of a capsized boat? Someone out there knows about these. Any guesses out there on their age?



Here's last weeks flour gold haul. I will probably shut down my highbanking activities, as it is getting cold, and we have already had some snow.
 
Good hit on the gold and medallions, John. Quite puzzling on the medallions, but kind of a neat puzzle. HH jim tn
 
Looking at the uniforms depicted I would say they are 40s and earlier. Don't ya just love a mystery?
 
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