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  1. michael.phares

    Psychology of collecting

    This is an amazing post and the article really hits the nail on the head. I collect a lot of things: bottles, sports/Pokémon cards, coins, banknotes, comic books, WW2 relics (weapons/swords) etc. Of the things collecting from hunting, I feel a connection with those the most. During times in my...
  2. michael.phares

    Found Ravine Dump, Should We Dig Deeper?

    Should I go back and grab it, even if the top is broken off? We did some quick scouting around and didn't see another, but need to do a deep look I think. This makes a lot of sense. Thanks a bunch for the tips. Thank you all for the advice and help. We will probably have to go back there soon.
  3. michael.phares

    Found Ravine Dump, Should We Dig Deeper?

    My son and I found a huge pile of old bottles and trash in a ravine recently. In the ravine, the stuff on top seems to not be terribly old; possible stuff form the 70s~80s. At another spot nearby there was a pile of bottles and brick where we found a handful of 1920s~1930s bottles; however, the...
  4. michael.phares

    Just Moved Back Home From Korea! Introduction~

    Awesome! That is the 1990s model. That older soju bottle is really nice as well. What years were you there? I was at Humphreys from 07~12 and then back as a civilian from 14~20.
  5. michael.phares

    Just Moved Back Home From Korea! Introduction~

    Hello all, My family and I just moved back from Korea after living there for over a decade. My son Oliver(11) and I did a lot of metal detecting and bottle hunting there and have a decent collection of old Korean Coke/Pepsi/Fanta bottles, as well as many different types of soju bottles from the...

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