LIVE dumping

[bantam10]

Just found a 1946-7 dump that is in the weirdest spot imaginable! These are beadless 5 tooth pfeiffer cans! A tough variation! I'll keep you updated.

[keithker]

Ted....how about you periscope the dig.......

[Scott Rollert]

Condition looks pretty good.

[bantam10]

I don't know what that is. Very overwhelmed at the moment, but so far all pfeiffer cans. And beer bottles. Almost like a bar dump? Terrain is rough, gotta come back in the fall.

[Rand]

Condition looks pretty good.

Conditions are perfect.....Aww, yeah. It's business time

[keithker]

Ted....periscope (name of the software application)= live streaming.....we could be there watch you pull the gems out of the ground.....

[bantam10]

I'm about to pack up. I'll keep that periscope thing in mind. Mosquitoes are awful and I got a 1/2 mile walk back to the truck, if it's even there anymore because I'm outside of Muskegon lol

[bantam10]

Here's everything. A little variety would be nice. But I'd rather find this variation of pfeiffer than the average drewrys and Pabst I always find.

[bantam10]

Here's a few scenery pics. There was one house or cabin at the top of the hill and a second farther down the trail at the bottom of the hill that is basically on the shore of the Muskegon River. These cans were right off the driveway to the 2nd structure. Weird in my book? The houses or whatever they were are on my 59 map but didn't find anything that new.

[Leon]

Yeah, that's a tougher variation but not sure most people would care. At least they are IRTP. Some people might like that. If you found those could be more hiding that would be more viseable & easier to find in the fall with less foliage. I have relatives that live in Muskegon. I remember seeing old cans around while riding my motorcycle behind there house. this was way back around 1974. LEON.

[bantam10]

Yeah, that's a tougher variation but not sure most people would care. At least they are IRTP. Some people might like that. If you found those could be more hiding that would be more viseable & easier to find in the fall with less foliage. I have relatives that live in Muskegon. I remember seeing old cans around while riding my motorcycle behind there house. this was way back around 1974. LEON.

I kinda figured unfortunately although there are some people keeping variations of this can.

[bantam10]

Btw @Leon nothing is visible on the surface. I'm sure there's more under all that poison ivy but I gotta ask myself if it's worth going back in the fall. This was all I seen while walking by, didn't even use metal detector nor had it on. Just 3 lids sticking out.

[bantam10]

Here they are. One of them will be my shelfer. Rest are up for grabs if you want one.

[Leon]

I say go back in fall with Detector. LEON.