Johnson School “Penny Lunch” Token – Aluminum – Lexington Kentucky (Fayette Co. Schools)
This Johnson School “Penny Lunch” token (aluminum) was OVER 13″ deep on private...
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Posted by Scott Clark | Aug 21, 2017 | Featured, Finds, Research and Permission |
This Johnson School “Penny Lunch” token (aluminum) was OVER 13″ deep on private...
Read MorePosted by Scott Clark | Nov 24, 2013 | Finds, Metal Detecting Journal, Photo Galleries |
It was going to be a perfect weather day for detecting – highs in the 50s, no rain. I gave...
Read MorePosted by Scott Clark | May 21, 2013 | clippings, Research and Permission |
My friend and journalist Tom Eblen spent time to understand the hobby, arrange a new place and...
Read MorePosted by Scott Clark | Sep 10, 2012 | Finds, Metal Detecting Journal, Research and Permission |
I headed out on Sunday to catch the minister of a small country church to ask permission to hunt (it was granted.) I met several people from the church, all of them, including the minister were nicer than nice. Before I knew...
Read MorePosted by Scott Clark | Jul 3, 2012 | Finds, Metal Detecting Journal |
During a short hour-long hunt in my recently discovered Mercury dime hotspot in Lexington (so far 12 removed from a 100′ x 100′ area) I pulled something interesting. My detector signaled a strange sort of mixed,...
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