Front and Back yard searched.

dustywallen

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May 18, 2012
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Kingsport, TN
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Garrett Ace 250 and 350. Currently AT PRO.
Well been hunting about 2-3 weeks I guess. Have just been in the yard pretty sure I have got what I can get. Here what I found

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17-Wheaties oldest 1933, 10-memorial cents, 1-Roosevelt dime, 5-Washington quarter clad, 1-Jefferson nickel clad, silver ring, 1-silver Roosevelt dime 1947
 

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I bet there's still more in there..I pulled a merc dime out of mine then a 54' dime a couple weeks after.
 

Congrats on the backyard digs! I bet the silver dime recovery got the heart rate up a bit! Nice! AC
 

Well I just ran it in coin mode and eliminated the zinc penny. So I know they is more stuff out there.
 

Good start! Guess you'll be getting ready to expand your places to go to now?! Congratulations!
 

Lady Pirate said:
Good start! Guess you'll be getting ready to expand your places to go to now?! Congratulations!

Yes actually there are two houses on the street that saw me digging and said "come on over" one of those houses used to have a house built there in the late 1800's early 1900's. I really not wanting to venture to far yet till I get comfortable with my machine.
 

Looks like a good start. Good luck in the neighbors yard.
 

Cool- I've been 2 days in my yard and have only found 2 pennies, lots of junk nails and stuff, and a rusted old door latch. Am working my way over to the one corner where there used to be an old lime kiln as that might have something interesting....our area was settled in the early 1700s and the end of the road has an old one room schoolhouse. Does anyone think a one room school house area might be good for searching?
 

abbynormal said:
Cool- I've been 2 days in my yard and have only found 2 pennies, lots of junk nails and stuff, and a rusted old door latch. Am working my way over to the one corner where there used to be an old lime kiln as that might have something interesting....our area was settled in the early 1700s and the end of the road has an old one room schoolhouse. Does anyone think a one room school house area might be good for searching?

What detector you have?
 

Yes, detect the school house area !!!
 

Ok, I'll have to talk to the new neighbor there, but I dont think it'll be a problem
 

Sorry, just saw dustywallen's question- I have a Garrett350. I feel like I'm getting better with it everyday
 

I have a good dozen squared nails from my yard. Most of my yard is concrete, except for 2 12x12 foot sections of dirt. (not my doing). I'd rent a jackhammer, but my wife would beat me to death.
 

I should probably tell you that my hubby is a mechanic and builds cars at the house, so there are years worth of auto fasteners and similar junk. I've only covered about a fourth of our 3 acres, but have only had an hour or 2 a day to work on it.
 

My house is newer- 1980, but built in an area that has been settled since 1754, from the best I can tell in the records. The original owner bulldozed an old lime kiln off of the property- which ticked off the neighbors. I am near the old Fredericksville Hotel (PA), which I hope to detect at soon.
 

Your off to a great start...congrats on the silver finds...do you know any of the Gillenwaters that live in Kingsport?
 

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