rodo717
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I purchased the Equinox 800 last month and I have been able to hunt a handful of times (aside from a couple of wheat pennies, nothing else worth mentioning). Today, I went to a local park for a couple of hours and found four keepers with the new detector. The first I found was a 1919 “S” Mercury dime! I have had a silver drought lately and this was great to see! After I took a picture of it, I started swinging again and about five feet away from the Mercury, I had another good tone. After cutting a plug, out popped a 1914 Barber dime!




I figured I was in a great spot and started digging every signal in a five yard area. One of the signals I dug was a 1901 V nickel (whoot whoot)! The last signal for the day I dug was a wheat penny. It had been in the ground for awhile because of the green patina that covered it. It was too thick to tell a year. When I got home, I washed it off and saw that it was a 1909 “S”! I have been working on the back to see if it is the “special” one. Still can’t tell after having it soak for a few hours. It would be great if I see VDB! If I find that it has that, I will post updated pictures. Until then, here are some pics from today.



Update: No initials, but still excited to find a “S”! Thanks for looking.




I figured I was in a great spot and started digging every signal in a five yard area. One of the signals I dug was a 1901 V nickel (whoot whoot)! The last signal for the day I dug was a wheat penny. It had been in the ground for awhile because of the green patina that covered it. It was too thick to tell a year. When I got home, I washed it off and saw that it was a 1909 “S”! I have been working on the back to see if it is the “special” one. Still can’t tell after having it soak for a few hours. It would be great if I see VDB! If I find that it has that, I will post updated pictures. Until then, here are some pics from today.



Update: No initials, but still excited to find a “S”! Thanks for looking.
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