West Jersey Detecting
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- Nokta Legend, Excalibur 1000/II (hybrid) , Teknetics T2 SE
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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!
I am very impressed with the depth capabilities of the T2!
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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.
