digger460
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- Southeast Grundy, Illinois
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After work today I went back out to the park. I had been using my stock coil on the first 4 hunts, and decided to switch to the 5x8 coil. The plan was to hunt the area where they had just removed a tennis court. The tennis court was where a baseball field was in 1939. Plus it was surrounded by mature tree's which are no longer there. A day late and a dollar short.

Great, not only fill, but full of cornstalks.
Change of plans. Now I only have the 5x8 coil with me, and I haven't had to worry much about target separation, because the coins have been popping out of the ground. And they did again today, and I basically went over the same area for the 3rd time. Larger coil would have found these too with no problem.
32 more clad, and only one '38 wheat this time. No silver, but I guess I can't complain. It's there I just have to find it. Also found that nice iron ring thing, what's left of a Matchbox refuse truck. (made in England?) And also a whatzit. Any help on that dial would be appreciated.

Back at it after work tomorrow to see if I can keep riding the wave!
Thanks for looking!
Current count: 117 clad, 8 wheats, and 3 silvers.

Great, not only fill, but full of cornstalks.
Change of plans. Now I only have the 5x8 coil with me, and I haven't had to worry much about target separation, because the coins have been popping out of the ground. And they did again today, and I basically went over the same area for the 3rd time. Larger coil would have found these too with no problem.



Back at it after work tomorrow to see if I can keep riding the wave!
Thanks for looking!
Current count: 117 clad, 8 wheats, and 3 silvers.
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