Finds for the day with Garrett AT Pro

[mrmrsbenoit]

Did a few passes were an old house used to be on a friends property. Did not find anything good but its helping me learn my AT Pro. Finds or as followed
One old Garden Hoe head
one metal container
one brass marker with numbers
peace of street sign
lighter top
metal ring
pull tab
misc. metal peace's
unknown metal round peace (no threads but had plastic inside)
Found the house location scattered iron hit everywhere. going to go back and really slow down next time only made two passes over the property. got about six more passes to cover the reminder of the area. Well its a trash filled lot what better way to learn my detector.

 

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[Chad1972]

This may be common knowledge to the pro's on here, but a friend of mine told me to look for where the clothes lines were or where you think they were. I hadn't thought about it but everybody used to hang clothes to dry and coins would fall out.

 

[DashHopes]

Always fun to find its of everything.

 

[mrmrsbenoit]

1 1/2 hr hunt hit the park and my church field. Park had some pennies two dimes and a nickle. I know it gets detected pretty regular. I then made another pass on the field next to my church. Found a Bronze eagle medal about 6 to 7" down and then a 1920 Wheaty about the same depth.

 

[CaballoDeOro]

That medal is awesome. Congrats!

 

[mrmrsbenoit]

Did an 1 1/2 hr search today hit the park not much already must have been detected. I went to the field to my church and found a WW1 Bronze US Army watch fob and a 1920 wheaty. best of my finds of all time.

 

[mrmrsbenoit]

Went back to the field next to the church for about 1 1/2 again and found 2 1950's Wheaties, old skeleton key pad lock, metal lip stick cap, metal slab with numbers on it, old quaker brand screw on cap, peace of old toy cap gun, memorial penny, bracket, and several unknown peaces of metal. will have pictures soon.

 

[mrmrsbenoit]

Hit the field next to my church and "POW" my first Mercury Dime.