5th Etrac hunt with silver! Digging in the dark.

[Sovereignelite]

3 SILVER coins from my 5th ETRAC hunt in the yard I've been hunting off and on when we have warm weather: 1942 and 45 Mercury dimes and 1942 Washington quarter. Thanks Minelab Profind 25 for having a light so I could see the quarter in the hole in the dark! This makes a total of 5 silver coins from this construction area and 4 from the same yard! I was telling myself ,"I'll dig one more good signal and then head home." Within a couple of minutes of thinking that, I dug the 42 Washington. It was almost pitch black. I just keep finding coins in this yard!(Ok one coin was in a yard right next to this one, but still, it just keeps giving) Between my friend and I we have pulled about 80 coins from this yard. The majority being newer, but so far the keepers so far have been:Walking half dollar, Barber quarter, Washington quarter, 2 Mercury dimes, 3 Indian heads, 6 wheat cents (my friend has only found one Wheat cent with his Fisher F2, I keep hoping he will find something better.) Must say I love the Etrac and the Minelab Profind pinpointer as well!

 

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[Sovereignelite]

And hunted today as well but the temps dropped from 50's to below 40's in a couple hours...BRRRR Still found a couple cool things

 

[eyemustdigtreasure]

very good! Sounds like you KNOW your machine! Good finds, especially in the dark!
I am a caver, but never detected in the dark!...,but NOT in caves! =)
I'm sure your friend hasn't quite figured out his machine - it really takes time to get the most out their detector...! Patience! Good hunting to all!

 

[Sovereignelite]

Found a 1906-O Barber half and 1960-D dime in that yard today !

very good! Sounds like you KNOW your machine! Good finds, especially in the dark!
I am a caver, but never detected in the dark!...,but NOT in caves! =)
I'm sure your friend hasn't quite figured out his machine - it really takes time to get the most out their detector...! Patience! Good hunting to all!