som ting wong

[aa battery]

went out with wheresthegoodstuff and his E trac today. I gotts da economy garrett and it just dont compare to Mr E trac. Dem new metal detectors scare me because of the learning curve, my garrett is simple but i am afraid i be missing coins. Wheresthegoodstuff finds coins i be missing so Som Ting Is Wong.

 

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[aa battery]

aa, don't let 'em skunk ya. Just tell 'em that you get to keep what they find too. :P

Almost look's like a CW pack rivet there AA Very Nice Dig's....Thank's....

Those rivets were common in just about any barn site or house site, pre-1900--anywhere.


I'll post a photo of the last 50 of 'em that I started saving this year Or, I can mail some of 'em to ya, if ya want 'em for a CW case.


Just pickin on you a bit, Civil.



Best Wishes,


Buckles

you say not ting about my name change 8)

 

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[thrillathahunt]

Hey, yeah....did'nt you used to be just a aa battery?

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Those are nice finds with any detector, congrats! Minelab detectors are serious, I really like my XT70. HH, Mike

 

[BuckleBoy]

aa, don't let 'em skunk ya. Just tell 'em that you get to keep what they find too. :P

Almost look's like a CW pack rivet there AA Very Nice Dig's....Thank's....

Those rivets were common in just about any barn site or house site, pre-1900--anywhere.


I'll post a photo of the last 50 of 'em that I started saving this year Or, I can mail some of 'em to ya, if ya want 'em for a CW case.


Just pickin on you a bit, Civil.



Best Wishes,


Buckles

you say not ting about my name change 8)

Welcome, Brother, and nice name change. It reminds me of something...just can't think of what... One day, we will make enough finds to become Men. I went to visit my mentor in VA, and it was obvious. He'd been digging since the 60's.

The guy found a CW soldier's body that was left on a privately owned battlefield--and I saw some photos. Incredible. Body was moved and given a military burial.

(Talk about an uncomfortable phone call with the property owner! )


-Buckly-Boy

 

[aa battery]

aa, don't let 'em skunk ya. Just tell 'em that you get to keep what they find too. :P

Almost look's like a CW pack rivet there AA Very Nice Dig's....Thank's....

Those rivets were common in just about any barn site or house site, pre-1900--anywhere.


I'll post a photo of the last 50 of 'em that I started saving this year Or, I can mail some of 'em to ya, if ya want 'em for a CW case.


Just pickin on you a bit, Civil.



Best Wishes,


Buckles

you say not ting about my name change 8)

Welcome, Brother, and nice name change. It reminds me of something...just can't think of what... One day, we will make enough finds to become Men. I went to visit my mentor in VA, and it was obvious. He'd been digging since the 60's.

The guy found a CW soldier's body that was left on a privately owned battlefield--and I saw some photos. Incredible. Body was moved and given a military burial.

(Talk about an uncomfortable phone call with the property owner! )


-Buckly-Boy

wow glad i havnt dug up a body yet

 

[burglarifyoulike]

great post, nice coins!! i understand about the learning curve, though. i've had my DFX for almost a year and sometimes i still don't think i understand it (used classic ID previously). looks like your having fun with the one you've got...

 

[Carson Coin Master]

went out with wheresthegoodstuff and his E trac today. I gotts da economy garrett and it just dont compare to Mr E trac. Dem new metal detectors scare me because of the learning curve, my garrett is simple but i am afraid i be missing coins. Wheresthegoodstuff finds coins i be missing so Som Ting Is Wong.

i have the same detector email me back and maybe we can exchange some hints...

 

[mpostma]

Hey aa!
I personally like the name change! The surgery must have been a great success if you feel like a boy again!

Glad to see you out there with your chinese friend, Wong, detecting and digging!

Best of Luck to ya!
Mark

 

[JerV3]

Those are still nice finds.

Nothing is wrong. The top end units sweep up alot more treasure with alot easier of a response and at greater depths. If you hunt alot you should break down and upgrade if your gonna keep doing this for a long while.

If I could recomend a unit for a low end cost I'd get a 250. It will do you well. You obviously got the locations.

HH Jer

 

[Ray S ECenFL]

Let me give you a hand.....

 

[Merf]

The thing is that you have just as much fun as him no matter what detector you use.

 

[aa battery]

Let me give you a hand.....

thanks ray