Scurried out just before dark tonight and scrounged this dibby dab up plus a Shakespeare bracelet..

[Uncle Willy]

Buzzed over to a school close to home and hit the football field. Was rather cool out there and dark thirty was creeping up on me but managed to drum this little pile up in the 45 minutes I had left before the sun bid me fond farewell. Found one little spill of three dimes and some pennies ( pennies not in the pic ). About a buck sixty or so total I think. The bracelet has Shakespeare verses around the outside of the band. I couldn't find any marks other than a company name "CAMCO." I suspect as soft and pliable as it is it must be silver. It polishes up like silver. Don't know how much longer our weather will hold before rain sets in.

Bill

 

[lazyaussie]

good haul Bill

 

[david764]

Nice finds Bill ! What kind of dirt do yall have to turn those quarters red?

David

 

[bernie63]

Hi, if you blow up the picture you will notice some markings on the rim, they look like uk hall marks to me.

 

[bernie63]

Sorry my mistake its not :blush::blush:

 

[Graw]

n/t

 

[John-Edmonton]

The sun is setting pretty early for you there too, eh? That bracelet is a nice find!

 

[dahut]

n/t

 

[Uncle Willy]

Twould be a sight twouldn't it. Course I scurry pretty good for an old fart.

Bill

 

[Uncle Willy]

Yeah I hate it when it starts getting dark at 4:00 PM. Just ruins my tecting especially when hitting the schools as they don't let out till about 3:30. In the summer I can hunt till 10:00 PM Course you have the same problem I'm sure. When I lived in Northern Idaho it didn't get dark in the summer until 11:00 PM.

Bill

 

[Uncle Willy]

Only thing on the edge of the rim is the manufacturers name " CAMCO." On the face of the band is a verse from Shakespeare.

Bill

 

[Uncle Willy]

Volcanic. It really does a number on coins in most areas.

Bill