Alright, so I got out of town for a little family reunion. Which is now ended, so I'm going to try this city beach here, along the river in Idaho. So not even in my sand state. I already got a nickel that I didn't show, but here's another nickel. Let's see what we can do. Wow, I've got my little piece of churn here. It's probably junk. I'm going to see some just coloration still. There we go. Not bad, I've got a 14. So that was ringing up amazing. I was like ringing up almost to a 40 sometimes. I don't know how the heck that's still in here. That was such an amazing solar sound and signal. Alright, let's keep going. Check it out, I got the roof. Snakering. Yeah, that's going to be playing, but boom, better ring. Alright, got my quarter. Ooh, I got that. Got another one. I don't know what to think of that one. Looks like it could possibly be solar. Actually. Wow. I'm going to hop up and check it out. Okay, so that's the line. Did turn out to be 925. It's really hard to see, but it does have a mark in there. I couldn't see without my loop. But the crazy thing is, this is coming up at 15. So because it's so small and these little holes in it everywhere, it'll change your reading quite a bit. Anyways, here's a piece of silver that if you weren't digging pull tabs, you'd never got it. Well, I got a little time left, I got a quarter. Well, some guy that is just really hard and some press, which hardly sounds in the watch. I'm always impressed by him coming out here and getting almost any event. So, pretty heavy with two rings, but I'll see. I got a little time left. Yeah, that's fine. Get a 30 here, and it's probably just a quarter. A little light age, because we have a solar. So if we got a quarter. Hey, there's kind of a cool older one. More older ring. Yeah. That's coming up at 16. Right, I might have some good here. Some sort of a little pendant. If I get lucky, maybe this will be precious metals. Unfortunately. I think I'm going to have to wait to find out there's too much mud caked in here. Well, I got it washed up. I don't see any marks. I'll check it when I get home with my loop. I think it's going to be blamed. I had to afford it, because it seems so well built for a piece of playing human kind of looks like little sapphires in it. I thought some sort of negative style badge or something. I don't know what it goes to. It's kind of neat. This must be copper. Sure, I'm going to get good. Well, I'm hitting a different volleyball court. Got me a little stud. I did a lot of studs in the volleyball court, so that's a resure. Look at that. Got another stud. Looks like a little leaf. This could be a feather. I have to say. Cool, let's keep going. I think I hardly believe this. Around the edge of the volleyball court. I think I got a silver cork. Yeah, look at that. That was probably ever grabbed. Including me. 1942. How cool is that? See what else we can get? Not too far from where I got that silver cork. Here's a 47 Canadian. Maybe there's a few older coins still over here. Got me a little ring here. This is G-man squished. Fortunately, it's also broken. This must just be made out of steel because it was coming up like a six. It's surprising. This little G-man ring turns out to be kind of cool. I've got to Dunlain. They're saying it's from the 1930s. It's based on the FBI agent who killed a John Dillinger and pretty boy Floyd named Alvin Purvis. I guess he had this little junior G-man corps for government man. Anyways, I guess you could find these in like crackerjack and cereal boxes. So yeah, little 1930s ring. The crazy thing is. It's like a right on top. Like. That's so weird. Anyways, never know what you're going to find.