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WINNER #1
My first favorite find is the Civil War ID Badge, discovered by Karen S. from Macon, GA with her AT Pro.
Here’s Karen’s story. "All I can say is WOW! The AT Pro and and the pin pointer didn’t fail me with this great find. Searching in a local park in downtown Macon, GA. About an hour into the hunt, I got this great signal and about 6 inches down I got this Civil War ID Badge. It reads:
A.S.L. Ent
Co D
118th Regt P.V.
J.N.K (small letters on bottom)
With the help of some club members, I traced this to Algernon Sydney Logan Ent that was with the Pennsylvania Volunteers, "The Corn Exchange" Regiment, 1st Sergeant.
Enlisted 8-15-1862. Mustered out with his company 6-1-1865. Thank you Garrett for helping me uncover this AMAZING piece of history!"
Rare historical find in great condition! Maybe there are some ancestors who can be notified. I love it.
Karen S. WINS a Pro-Pointer AT!
Here’s Karen’s story. "All I can say is WOW! The AT Pro and and the pin pointer didn’t fail me with this great find. Searching in a local park in downtown Macon, GA. About an hour into the hunt, I got this great signal and about 6 inches down I got this Civil War ID Badge. It reads:
A.S.L. Ent
Co D
118th Regt P.V.
J.N.K (small letters on bottom)
With the help of some club members, I traced this to Algernon Sydney Logan Ent that was with the Pennsylvania Volunteers, "The Corn Exchange" Regiment, 1st Sergeant.
Enlisted 8-15-1862. Mustered out with his company 6-1-1865. Thank you Garrett for helping me uncover this AMAZING piece of history!"
Rare historical find in great condition! Maybe there are some ancestors who can be notified. I love it.
Karen S. WINS a Pro-Pointer AT!
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WINNER #2
My second favorite find is the Anchor Crucifix, discovered by James B. from Bedford, TX with his AT Pro.
Here’s James’ story. "I went out for a short hunt in Bedford Texas. I hunted for about 40 minutes and found this Anchor Crucifix about 2 inches in depth. It’s now my more unique find since I have 18 months in this hobby. This Mariner’s Crucifix is made of 925 silver and its meaning is hope and security in a storm. Other unique thing about this item is that I found it in Bedford Texas which is about 300 miles from the Gulf of Mexico."
Great find! This is a special find to me because it’s symbolic of my father’s interests, Navy and Christ.
James B. WINS a Pro-Pointer AT!
Here’s James’ story. "I went out for a short hunt in Bedford Texas. I hunted for about 40 minutes and found this Anchor Crucifix about 2 inches in depth. It’s now my more unique find since I have 18 months in this hobby. This Mariner’s Crucifix is made of 925 silver and its meaning is hope and security in a storm. Other unique thing about this item is that I found it in Bedford Texas which is about 300 miles from the Gulf of Mexico."
Great find! This is a special find to me because it’s symbolic of my father’s interests, Navy and Christ.
James B. WINS a Pro-Pointer AT!
