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- Central Texas
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- Equinox 800
Modified Explorer 2
Raptor c-31 digger
31" Lesche Sampson
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
I went back to the zoo / park that I've been hunting again since about October, I decide to use my 13 inch ultimate coil. I have been over this exact same spot three times with the E Trac and once with the CTX. I decided to give it one more try going extremely slow and using some iron discrimination this time. I was running fast on, deep on, multi tones with conductive sounds. With my auto sensitivity running at + 3 sens was hovering around 22 or 23. On my second pass I get a high tone with a meter reading of 14-46 that's jumping around a little bit. I stick my periscope probe into the ground and make contact at 8 inches. The first target that pops out is a Mercury dime, after doing a happy dance, I stick my probe back in the hole and get another hit. I'm hoping quarter but expect a wheatie. Lo and behold out pops a rosy. At this point I'm beside myself wondering how in the world I could have missed a target like this. Back in the hole goes the probe and I get one more hit underneath a root and out comes one more rosy. So from an area that I had figured I'd cleaned out I ended up finding 3 silver dimes from the same hole and two wheaties. I know it's nothing old, but, around here silver coins are a nice little treat.
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