Captn SE
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- Apr 1, 2007
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- Location
- Southern CA
- Detector(s) used
- Minelab Explorer SE; X-1 Target Probe; Pro Coil, 6x8 SEF, Coiltek Platypus Elliptical, Sunray X8, Expl. 1050 coils
Hello Everyone,
Instead of posting the 3 silver dimes I found yesterday from the "silver park", which marked my 29th consecutive hunt that I've found silver in the turf with the SE Pro coil, I decided to post all the silver coins I have found at this park so far this year.
This park has far exceeded my expectations, which has produced slightly over 50% of my total silver coin finds this year. Most of the old coins were between 6-10", in very trashy ground (years of pull-tabs, screw-caps, shredded aluminum, nails/iron, and clad). A few of my hunting buddies will definitely attest to this.
I will still continue to press my luck there until I get skunked. If I could give you one bit of advice about turf hunting in parks, it would be to have maximum patience and persistence to be successful. Oh yeah, a top detector with great target separation and extreme depth capabilities is a must for continued success.
Not shown are over 500 wheatbacks, 15 Indian head pennies, a couple V's/buffalos, over 20 pieces of silver jewelry, and over $200 in clad from this amazing park.
Thanks for looking!!
Keep The Passion High!!
HH,
CAPTN SE
Dan
Instead of posting the 3 silver dimes I found yesterday from the "silver park", which marked my 29th consecutive hunt that I've found silver in the turf with the SE Pro coil, I decided to post all the silver coins I have found at this park so far this year.
This park has far exceeded my expectations, which has produced slightly over 50% of my total silver coin finds this year. Most of the old coins were between 6-10", in very trashy ground (years of pull-tabs, screw-caps, shredded aluminum, nails/iron, and clad). A few of my hunting buddies will definitely attest to this.
I will still continue to press my luck there until I get skunked. If I could give you one bit of advice about turf hunting in parks, it would be to have maximum patience and persistence to be successful. Oh yeah, a top detector with great target separation and extreme depth capabilities is a must for continued success.
Not shown are over 500 wheatbacks, 15 Indian head pennies, a couple V's/buffalos, over 20 pieces of silver jewelry, and over $200 in clad from this amazing park.
Thanks for looking!!
Keep The Passion High!!
HH,
CAPTN SE
Dan
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#30 will be even more challenging!! I'm game!!
Hell, I wonder how many wilvers and Wheats were in that park when it was totally virgin? 500? 1000? You, my good buddy from SoCal, know how to hunt to your maximum level and do so on every single outing.
You just have to believe, buddy, and it will happen...and I can guarantee that! 








