Coin Beach

[ginnysdaddy]

Taking a trip to Coin Beach in Delaware to detect the sands. Any knowledge will be helpful.

 

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[cudamark]

With your Bounty Hunter, you'll probably only be able to search the dry sand. More than likely, the wet will give it fits. Bring a scoop, hat, and lots of sun screen!

 

[ginnysdaddy]

Right about that. I have already dipped my coil in the wet sand, under water, and it just goes whacky
!!!

 

[Sandman]

Also, don't look directly at the sun.

 

[CASPER-2]

UNLESS YOU HIT AFTER A GOOD STORM - DONT THINK YOU WILL GET MUCH - LOCAL PROS HAMMER IT WITH TOP OF THE LINE MACHINES
IF YOU MAKE A POST ON THE BEACH FORUM - YOU MIGHT BE ABLE TO GET SOMEONE TO HOOK UP WITH

 

[jeff of pa]

I had my luck right at coin beach, just north of the inlet
and west of where that cement structure sits on the water line.

(not my pic)



although I wasn't in the mood to get wet feet

I'll bet those cement legs, catch some nice things from the sea on occasion

 

[Sandman]

Also don't use much disc as many gold rings are in the pull tab range. White gold sometimes in the foil or high iron. When you find a ring, don't study it there and slip it into your pouch like it was junk because you don't know who is watching you to size you up as a victim.