DANGLANGLEY
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- Joined
- Oct 3, 2006
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- Location
- Lillian, Alabama, U.S.A.
- Detector(s) used
- Garrett Ace 250, Garrett AT Pro
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
My house was built in 1922 and quite a bit of top soil had been added to level the yard. I have found a wide assortment of cheap rings, tokens, a few silver dimes, wheat pennies and a couple of buffalo nickels. I took my SE out in the yard to play a little until my wife got home today and I got a sweet silver dime signal at about 8" deep. It was a solid signal but I just figured it was nothing because I haven't learned everything about the SE yet. I had to start using a shovel because the SE really picks up the deep targets, much deeper than my Ace 250. I cut a large plug out and it was still in the hole so I dug a little deeper and scanned the dirt and it was on top of the ground. I found a 1914 Barber dime inside a clump of dirt. It was scratched pretty bad and it looked like the scratches were fairly new. The only thing I can figure is that when they did the yard work about 4 or 5 years ago they must have hit it with the roto tiller or maybe the bobcat they were using. That's ok though because it made my day to find it no matter how bad it is scratched. A little later I got a solid nickel signal at 6" and out popped a no date buffalo nickel. I also found a key and a 1980 penny about 4" deep and a piece of a harmonica reed at 8" deep. A short hunt turned out to be a very good one. Have a great night you all.
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