can i get some help with this picture i want to hunt thanks

[stanski1980]

aberdeen md in 1700 - Google Maps

Hi guys i want to hunt this with a md and would like to know if it is going to be worth my time to try it out thanks for the help. I am going from oakington back into the woods behind the school

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[Red_desert]

Red X for coins, green X for archaeological type signal.

[stanski1980]

thanks Red I will be heading out some time soon I will post pictures of what i find. Did you get any hits around the back of the school area I was going to try there as well. The area were the red X is at is off of a dead end road that has a park at the end of it I was going to try the area as well. and now with your help I will be trying the spots you pointed out. thank you once again.

[stanski1980]

Hey Red was it a silver reading you got i seen that in one of you other post on a picture or was it just like a copper coin reading? and how does it work when reading a map with the dowsing rods? thanks for the help

[Red_desert]

thanks Red I will be heading out some time soon I will post pictures of what i find. Did you get any hits around the back of the school area I was going to try there as well. The area were the red X is at is off of a dead end road that has a park at the end of it I was going to try the area as well. and now with your help I will be trying the spots you pointed out. thank you once again.

Red circles for various types of jewelry or things lost they might wear.

[Red_desert]

Hey Red was it a silver reading you got i seen that in one of you other post on a picture or was it just like a copper coin reading? and how does it work when reading a map with the dowsing rods? thanks for the help

First, I would identify the target as a single coin or coins (more than one coin). Mark the spot on map, then check for gold/silver attraction.

My L-rods for reading maps on a computer screen, are small pairs of 3/32" bronze without any handles 10 1/2-11 3/4 inch top length. Rod tips swing apart at a 45 degree angle while scanning the photos. Then rod tips suddenly swing together tapping or even touching on a target.

[teleprospector]

Hi stanski1980,
Sorry to you and Red...your original link to the pic wouldnt let me save it, so i had to copy the pic from Red_desert.
Dowsing revealed...
Green rectangle and circled areas: An attraction to gold jewellry and coins, (silver, clad.
Blue area: An attraction to coins.
Thanks for posting your picture,
Jon