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574 coins Sundays hunt with Kane 23

bula

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Took a day off & went out with Kane23 for the day, & a good day it was. I ended up with 268 coins, 1 14k gold ring, 1 token & 1 medal Kane ended up with 304 coins & 2 silver rings I could add that Kane23 gave me a buffalo & a large cent so that would make my total for the day 270
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detector de metales said:
dang I need to grab my widescreen 62" to just read your post!

LOL
I know I need help on posting pics, it drives me nuts. Some come out fine others look like these & I don't know what I am doing wrong.
 
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You must have that MXT dialed in just right. What an awesome day!!! That gold ring is super sweet!!!
 
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Ok my totals were 304 coins, 83 cents(one wheat a 1945-s),14 nickels (I only dug them in the wood chips),92 dimes, 111 quarters,one sacagewea dollar,a canadian cent, a Philipines one Piso and two silver rings as you can see in the picture. Bula is the first one to give me real competion in new change in 20 years around here. HH Kane 23
 
That is amazing! Looks like you guys had a great day!!!!! :thumbsup:
 
I think most of you can find 200 or 300 coins in a day, I went to Texas, Minnesota,Illinois,and Iowa and found just as many coins as around here.......Kane23
 
Great hunt, can't stand digging that much clad but every once in awhile I let loose also. Can scrape up that much at a carnie site w/o digging during carnie season on a good day.
Keep at it!
 
Yes, I know it is possible to find that many coins in a day. I have done it. In the late 90's when I lived in southern California I would hit the local tot lots on the weekends (there were many in my area) and easily find $35 to $50 in clad in two days. It was rather easy!

It can still be done in the right locales. Here in central Texas where I live now, there are not nearly as many schools, and there ARE more detectorists. Also most of the tot lots here have river rock pebbles and not sand or woodchips.....things are not as easily lost because of that, as a result, the finds are much lower.

Happy Hunting everyone!

Rick
 
Great haul of treasure, congrats on all the goodies!
Lots of hard work but wel worth it. Cool!!

Smiles!
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