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West Jersey Detecting

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The cooler weather is finally here, the mosquitoes, chiggers and ticks seem to be gone and the vegetation is beginning to die back here in NJ. I took advantage and got out for a bit this afternoon and returned to a site that I have hit hard with my other detectors in the past. I knew there had to be more finds, but it took a while before I dug anything worth posting. After a while of nothing but a pewter spoon bit I got a deep broken signal, which turned out to be a cuff button nearly 10 inches down. Not too far away I got a bouncy signal reading 8 inches and when I flipped the plug saw the silver in the dirt! I wish I had my camera!

I am very impressed with the depth capabilities of the T2!
 

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Good score on the Spanish silver....low and slow does the trick.

Regards + HH

Bill
 
Way to go on the Spanish silver, 1776, a real historical date to find for any coin!!!:hello2:
 
Great find. Love Spanish silver!
 
Nice stuff Neil. Been awhile since Ive found any spanish.:headbang:
 
That's a beauty! Great find Neil
 
Nice stuff Neil. Been awhile since Ive found any spanish.:headbang:

Thanks Jim, I think this is my first in nearly a year. I am beginning to like the T2. It's no V3i but it does go deep!
 
Its the clean up hitter for sure. When all other machines fail. Bring in the T2 it's the relic vacuum .
 
That's a great way to start the season Neil. Keep 'em coming!
 
Great Going On The Spanish Silver! That is an Awesome Coin! :icon_thumleft:
 
Neil, amazing find and congrats! Looks like the Jersey crew was hitting the dirt HARD today!
 
That's hot! Nice find! :icon_thumright:

What that the T2 at work?
 
like the date on that Spanish silver 8-)
 
I think that gravity has pulled all of the Colonial Silver south. I have only one so far. Awsome, deep save!

VPR
 
I think that gravity has pulled all of the Colonial Silver south. I have only one so far. Awsome, deep save!

VPR

We don't get the Fugio Cents, or the Mass & CT coppers like you guys do. I don't think it's gravity :dontknow: just more likely the way the coins circulated across the colonies made the Spanish coins more popular in this region. Someone should put together a survey similar to Don's NJ Copper survey. I think it would be cool, but the problem is the time-span for Spanish colonials in the colonies was close to 200 years, as opposed to a relatively few years of the state coppers.
 
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Neil,
Congrats on the Spanish Silver...1776 nice.

I need to get out there soon.
NJ
 

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