2015 metal detector finds

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Coppers: Colonial 1 KG I, 3 KG II, 1 KG III.
Large Cents 1803,1828, 1838, 1846, 1848?
Half Cent 1803
Flying Eagle 1857 and 1858
Indian Heads 57 total
Shield nickels 2 (one with rays)
V nickels 8
Buffalos 15

Silvers 46 total
3 War nickels
13 Roosevelt dimes
8 Mercury dimes
5 Barber dimes
1 Seated dime
9 Washinton quarters
3 Standing Liberty quarters
1 Walking Liberty half
1 Seated half dime
1 British half crown
1 1 Reale Spanish cob
Jewelry
2 Gold rings
8 Silver rings
1 class ring
Relics
Too many to list but my favorites were crotal bells, 18th century cloth lead seal, 1921 Dog tax tag, wax seal fob and my best find of 2015 was obviously my banner find colonial silver Pomander. Hope everone has a great 2016

 

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[toasted]

Most of these large coppers and everthing in the case came from the silver Pomander site. This site was also the most productive silver coin site. Responsible for 13 of my 46.

 

[ironhorse]

Yeah buddy !
That's good stuff!
Sweet 16 to ya!

 

[bill from lachine]

toasted,

Pretty good haul for your efforts.

Regards + HH

Bill

 

[Murray8144]

Awesome start. And thanks for getting me into md'ing.

 

[Ahab8]

Toasted it's been fun watching your hunts buddy. Hope you kill it in 2016

 

[Loco-Digger]

Congrats on a great first season. You dug plenty of keepers in those 6 short months. You sure are the IHP master since you averaged 1 every 3 days, whether you hunted or not. Hope you have a great 2016.

 

[toasted]

Congrats on a great first season. You dug plenty of keepers in those 6 short months. You sure are the IHP master since you averaged 1 every 3 days, whether you hunted or not. Hope you have a great 2016.

True most of my finds came in the last six months of the year but i started swinging in march and my first silver came around april

 

[Vino]

Way to go Toasted!!!
You had a great year..
May 16 bring you more on your bucket list...
George

 

[SirWalterRaleigh]

Great finds man

 

[pganjon]

That is awesome!!! Could you possibly tell me the average depth of those silvers with the AT Pro? I have found one silver coin all year with the Ace 250 and I am just convinced that they are out of reach for the most part. Thank you, Paul

 

[toasted]

Most of my silvers were found with a Tesoro Vaquero but the AT pro has comparable depth especially with the Nel tornado coil i sometimes use. Most of my older coins fall in that 5-7" sweet spot. Im convinced that getting on a good site is far more important than the detector you use unless your hunting pounded parks and looking for those deep signals

 

[pganjon]

Thank you, I agree that the site is the most important. I'm not sure though that my 250 would pick up a dime at 5 inches. I have found large cents at around 4-5 inches and tons of clad, rings and what nots. My areas are limited to local parks though for now, maybe one day Thanks again and God Bless! Paul

 

[against the wind]

That is a really impressive 9 months of swinging a coil.
Congrats

 

[Showtime2385]

Very nice haul!

 

[Fingerlakes119]

Looks like you had a great year congrats
george

 

[bill from lachine]

Paul,

When I was using the 250 quite a few years back I was pulling silver coins on edge at 5" in powder dry soil.....the trick is to go super slow and do overlaps and those finds were made with a 5" coil.

Regards + HH

Bill

Thank you, I agree that the site is the most important. I'm not sure though that my 250 would pick up a dime at 5 inches. I have found large cents at around 4-5 inches and tons of clad, rings and what nots. My areas are limited to local parks though for now, maybe one day Thanks again and God Bless! Paul

 

[cjon455]

Fantastic finds! Great season, I'm certain my favorite is the cob!, however the rest of your tally is pretty freakin amazing, good job!

 

[BigWaveDave]

The coppers make me jealous, along with all your other finds... congrats!

 

[OutdoorAdv]

Awesome year Toasted! Looking forward to seeing your 2016 finds and posts.