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WINNER #1
My U.S. Favorite Find for November 2021 is the Fisher Body Service Charms 10k, discovered by Tim H. from Michigan with his AT Pro.
Tim’s success story: On November 7, the permission I was detecting was a stone built house, built by the grandfather of the lady living there. I’ve detected her yard 3-4 times finding mostly wheat cents and a lone lead soldier as the only real keepers. I had an hour to spare so I stopped by and continued swinging.
About the time I’d normally put on a headlamp a better tone came thru the Z-Lynk. A quick flip of the plug and a ball of rusted junk appeared. That didn’t make sense. Got out my light and a brush and found I had some charms on a rusted ID bracelet. A little more cleaning and the charms were getting sparkly. The ID bracelet was all rusted but attached were 3 Fisher Body carriage charms for 10, 15, and 20 years service. They are 10k and are set with rubies, emeralds, and sapphires. The lady had no family she could link to Fisher Body or General Motors so with a little persuasion and my obvious excitement she was fine with allowing me to keep and add to my collection.
Tim H. WINS an ACE Apex Metal Detector. CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Tim’s success story: On November 7, the permission I was detecting was a stone built house, built by the grandfather of the lady living there. I’ve detected her yard 3-4 times finding mostly wheat cents and a lone lead soldier as the only real keepers. I had an hour to spare so I stopped by and continued swinging.
About the time I’d normally put on a headlamp a better tone came thru the Z-Lynk. A quick flip of the plug and a ball of rusted junk appeared. That didn’t make sense. Got out my light and a brush and found I had some charms on a rusted ID bracelet. A little more cleaning and the charms were getting sparkly. The ID bracelet was all rusted but attached were 3 Fisher Body carriage charms for 10, 15, and 20 years service. They are 10k and are set with rubies, emeralds, and sapphires. The lady had no family she could link to Fisher Body or General Motors so with a little persuasion and my obvious excitement she was fine with allowing me to keep and add to my collection.
Tim H. WINS an ACE Apex Metal Detector. CONGRATULATIONS!!!
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WINNER #2
My second U.S. Favorite Find for November 2021 is the 1859 Federal Officers Spur, discovered by Christopher N. from Maryland with his AT Max.
Christopher’s success story: Well as in life never give up. I always wanted to find a spur, whether it be civilian or military. Me and a good friend of mine had stumbled upon a civil war camp site on a property we’ve been detecting for months now and of course signals started slowing down but I knew there was more to be found. So I slowed my swing down and of course the best machine I've ever used the garrett AT Max sniffed it out. The excitement I felt was overwhelming. It’s honestly the best thing I've ever found! Thank you Garrett.
Christopher N. WINS an ACE Apex Metal Detector. CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Christopher’s success story: Well as in life never give up. I always wanted to find a spur, whether it be civilian or military. Me and a good friend of mine had stumbled upon a civil war camp site on a property we’ve been detecting for months now and of course signals started slowing down but I knew there was more to be found. So I slowed my swing down and of course the best machine I've ever used the garrett AT Max sniffed it out. The excitement I felt was overwhelming. It’s honestly the best thing I've ever found! Thank you Garrett.
Christopher N. WINS an ACE Apex Metal Detector. CONGRATULATIONS!!!
