against the wind
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- Jul 27, 2015
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- E-trac, Excalibur, XP Deus, & CTX 3030.
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
I am a grateful kind of guy. I'm able to get out and hunt and not feel pain from doing it. I know that some day, as we get older, it will become more difficult. But for now, I'm enjoying it.
Today I returned to the hill that has been generous with a nice variety of targets. Once again I choose to use the DEUS. Although I have hammered this hill quite a bit, there are still plenty of targets. Unfortunately, most of them are Zincolns. So to get around them I cherry picked a little bit. I focused on quarters, or target that registered pretty deep. (8 inches). It's amazing how deep some of the pennies were.
Early in the hunt, I hit an Indian Head Penny and shortly after that, a Large Copper. In the afternoon, I finally pulled a silver coin. Now, I am happy for all the coins and keeper targets that I came across today, but this silver is a beauty.
It's a 1929 Mercury dime in mint condition and has almost split bands. Really a Double Happy Dance Kind of Coin.
Today I returned to the hill that has been generous with a nice variety of targets. Once again I choose to use the DEUS. Although I have hammered this hill quite a bit, there are still plenty of targets. Unfortunately, most of them are Zincolns. So to get around them I cherry picked a little bit. I focused on quarters, or target that registered pretty deep. (8 inches). It's amazing how deep some of the pennies were.
Early in the hunt, I hit an Indian Head Penny and shortly after that, a Large Copper. In the afternoon, I finally pulled a silver coin. Now, I am happy for all the coins and keeper targets that I came across today, but this silver is a beauty.
It's a 1929 Mercury dime in mint condition and has almost split bands. Really a Double Happy Dance Kind of Coin.
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