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- Joined
- Jan 11, 2007
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- Virginia
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- TEKNETICS T-2 LTD, Fisher F-75, White's MXT w/ 11 x 14" Excelerator Coil, WHITES Pulse TDI, WHITES Beach Hunter ID, Garrett Propointer and Lesche Digging Tool
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
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Me and UMRGolf2000 have been on a down streak the past couple of weeks and went out of the field yesterday
dejected and with our heads down......NO COINS
in almost a month HOWEVER,,,,,WE RESOLVED, that
we WERE going to find a hot spot today and decided to hit a field that we had never hit before but have perm-
ission. We had some inside knowledge that there might have been a colonial housesite on it.
Well....our
source came through in a BIG WAY!!
First TWO holes dug by Jeff and I and we BOTH got a copper coin:
You can see my hole in the foreground and Jeff next to his holding his large cent in back.
Over the next hour and a half we pulled up a few more coins and buttons all over.
I dug this nice:
1753 Pillar 1Reale
Than I pulled this:
King George II Hibernia
By the end of the day we had dug multiple coppers and I had dug a Reale and Jeff was scanning like a maniac
trying to find that last minute silver coin that had alluded him all day and DANG if he didn't find it. IT was dark,
when he pulled out a 1845 Seated Half Dime
Here's a pic of both of our Silvers BEFORE cleaning:
And the rest of the finds BEFORE cleaning.....Fresh from the field 
And the final product.....Everything after cleaning
dejected and with our heads down......NO COINS
in almost a month HOWEVER,,,,,WE RESOLVED, thatwe WERE going to find a hot spot today and decided to hit a field that we had never hit before but have perm-
ission. We had some inside knowledge that there might have been a colonial housesite on it.
Well....our source came through in a BIG WAY!!
First TWO holes dug by Jeff and I and we BOTH got a copper coin:
You can see my hole in the foreground and Jeff next to his holding his large cent in back.
Over the next hour and a half we pulled up a few more coins and buttons all over.
I dug this nice:
1753 Pillar 1Reale
Than I pulled this:
King George II Hibernia
By the end of the day we had dug multiple coppers and I had dug a Reale and Jeff was scanning like a maniac
trying to find that last minute silver coin that had alluded him all day and DANG if he didn't find it. IT was dark,
when he pulled out a 1845 Seated Half Dime
Here's a pic of both of our Silvers BEFORE cleaning:
And the rest of the finds BEFORE cleaning.....Fresh from the field
And the final product.....Everything after cleaning
