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Play Day
- Thread starter Steve1825
- Start date
I had a dream of finding a gold coin, it will probably turn out to be a pull tab as usual. 
Nice day to get out if it stays dry.flinthunter
Well-known member
Wish we could go but too many irons in the fire right now.
Hope you find that gold coin!Just what I expected, Pull tabs instead of gold. I did find a 2014-P quarter, 1970-D nickel and a 1957-D nickel. A doggy bow tie, key and spoon just about did me in for 2-1/2 hours searching. A hard hit park just doesn't want to give up older coins. Still a challenge I feel I won with the nickel.
Larry (IL)
Well-known member
I did get to Bradley but didn't see Steve, he was hiding pretty good in the brush 
I went to the hillside behind the tennis courts and ball diamonds.
It looks like I did a little better with 4 wheats, 1916, 2-1919 and a 1944. The token is a Knights of Columbus Bowling Tournament, Chicago 1949 on one side and the other side says "YOU PAY" I'm guessing a flip coin. The rest is clad and the usual junk.
I went to the hillside behind the tennis courts and ball diamonds.It looks like I did a little better with 4 wheats, 1916, 2-1919 and a 1944. The token is a Knights of Columbus Bowling Tournament, Chicago 1949 on one side and the other side says "YOU PAY" I'm guessing a flip coin. The rest is clad and the usual junk.
