NVNutcase
Sr. Member
Outstanding ! I'm not even sure if any of those coins made it this far West, but it's fun looking for one. I finally ended my drought today with a 1944 s Wheatie . Tomorrow's site has yielded nothing but Seated Libertys.
I know I LOVE mine! I just took it to the beanfield next door today, and dug a coin that predates the settling of this area. An 1832 Half Cent.
Seated Quarter, some rimfire brass and of course, some rivets. View attachment 896551 View attachment 896552 View attachment 896555 View attachment 896556
I just got stoked reading this thread. I hunted an old house yard today with my 705 that I hunted a year ago and pulled several wheats and a buffalo nickel. I was frustrated then and even more so today because the level of iron and trash in this yard is crazy...100 year old house!! I know there is silver there!!! This coil I think is what I would need for such places........I know what I'm getting
I just got stoked reading this thread. I hunted an old house yard today with my 705 that I hunted a year ago and pulled several wheats and a buffalo nickel. I was frustrated then and even more so today because the level of iron and trash in this yard is crazy...100 year old house!! I know there is silver there!!! This coil I think is what I would need for such places........I know what I'm getting
Rooster, try that spot again with the same coil but slow it do more. I have used the standard coil in areas like that and if it was actually junk or iron i the ground I found that if I slowed my swing down, I got fewer false signals. I still have to remind myself to slow the swing down in certain areas.