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I went to a new spot near my last coin spill where I found four silvers in one hole!!! I found some old broken China and dug 20 minutes worth of garbage to age the area. First day went for an hour ish found a 1926 Buffalo Went back Monday first 15 minutes the At Max hit a VDI 92 this machine is a coin monster!!!! dug the hole Boom a 1918 Walking Liberty half dollar you know the feeling when you stick that pin pointer in to recheck boom signals out came a wheat penny Boom another signal out Pops a 1901 barber quarter. Im telling you this At Max, IMG_0204.webpIMG_0205.webpIMG_0206.webpIMG_0207.webpIMG_0208.webpIMG_0209.webpIMG_0210.webpIMG_0211.webp easy to use no programing hits 12 inch coin spills clear. Thanks for looking and sharing all your finds I love this site Tommy Any one know what that curved rusty piece is its on top of a recycle bin lid for size reference weighs 3 to 5 pounds
 
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Congrats buddy, nice finds!
 
Great finds Tommy. Those silver saves are in awesome shape. Congrats!
 
Excellent finds Tommy. Did you check the back of that Barber Quarter for an S mint mark. If it has the S, that is one of the Holy Grail's of the Barber Quarter series, and is one valuable coin.
 
Nice coins! Walking Liberty half is awesome
 
Simply a beautiful early walker there.
 
That is one great coin spill, congratulations! :occasion14:
 
Sweet finds Tommy, Congrats!!! As far as the iron piece, I'm guessing it off a cast iron pot lid or possibly the handles / hooks off a cauldron... "D"
 
And I'd like to add, great title!
 
I went to a new spot near my last coin spill where I found four silvers in one hole!!! I found some old broken China and dug 20 minutes worth of garbage to age the area. First day went for an hour ish found a 1926 Buffalo Went back Monday first 15 minutes the At Max hit a VDI 92 this machine is a coin monster!!!! dug the hole Boom a 1918 Walking Liberty half dollar you know the feeling when you stick that pin pointer in to recheck boom signals out came a wheat penny Boom another signal out Pops a 1901 barber quarter. Im telling you this At Max,View attachment 1633611View attachment 1633612View attachment 1633613View attachment 1633614View attachment 1633615View attachment 1633616View attachment 1633617View attachment 1633618 easy to use no programing hits 12 inch coin spills clear. Thanks for looking and sharing all your finds I love this site Tommy Any one know what that curved rusty piece is its on top of a recycle bin lid for size reference weighs 3 to 5 pounds

Nice finds! What settings were you running it when you found that stuff? I'm hoping to go today and I'm going to try using a storm coil that my buddy lent me.
 
WTG Tommy!! You're killing it! I just haven't had the time to walk my Max around jyst here and there on weekends, but I still get at least a silver every time out. Last trip was a POUNDED spot at our fairgrounds and I pulled a Barber dime at over ten inches! My depth meter was pegged I dug a ten inch plug and it was still an inch or so under that. Another pounded school yard I pulled a Merc at 8 inches surrounded by nails...was grunt grunt chirp...had that little chirp in the middle almost didn't dig it. LOVE that Walker!!! Always love big silver! You're on a roll buddy, keep diggin! Ddf Scotty
 
FAN DAMN TASTIC!
 
Piece off a cast iron stove?
 
Thanks I danced and I still am
 
Wow, that's an amazing find! how do I teach my AT Max to do that?:icon_scratch:
Its allready been schooled just gotta get the coil over it my friend
 

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