Possible cache?

[Swartzie]

Alrighty. Here's what I've got. I have a hole dug about 6+ inches and have run into rock. Getting a very strong signal from the hole. I have opened up the hole about 10 inches in diameter hoping to find the edge of the rock, but no luck. It's a large rock. This place is located in a public hunting area. Although in the early 1900's there used to be a home about 500 ft away. Nothing there now but a cellar hole.

I'm excited to think it's a cache. But, I'm new to detecting and really don't know what to think. The detector (Ace 250) is really hitting hard over the hole. The signal bounces around .10 - .25 - .50 like crazy. Nothing lower. One thing that bothers me is this "cache" is located in an old sandstone quarry. Perhaps my "cache" is just a magnetized rock.

Any thoughts?

[Kentucky Kache]

Maybe minerals, but it could be anything. Not to get your hopes too high, but caches were sometimes buried this way. Like I said...could be anything.

DIG! DIG! DIG!

[Cynangyl]

I think many of us would dig half way to China to satisfy our curiosity on that one. lol Good luck and let us know if it was anything fun!

[Swartzie]

Update.

It was nothing. Just a big 'ol steel plate. Makes sense I guess since the place was a quarry at one time.
Experience gained.

Thanks for the input.

[Bridge End Farm]

Update.

It was nothing. Just a big 'ol steel plate. Makes sense I guess since the place was a quarry at one time.
Experience gained.

Thanks for the input.

lol I hope you don't feel bad, I been there too thinking I found the "mother load of a stash. Swinging in a old wooded lot by a large pecan tree I got an overload signal, dug down and found a large steel plate about 4 inches down. I just knew I was gonna be covered in coins. Digging enough around it to be able to lift the heavy steel plate I got it up and there it was

The best looking water meter I ever saw lol