Cool Hand Fluke
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Hit the other side of a median strip in San Francisco that I hunted in a few weeks ago. This part of the strip is really loaded with copper pipe, some of it is 1 inch to 2 feet in length!? It's all over the place along with brass junk. My best coin for the day is a 1941-D Walking Liberty Half! The median strip had just too much broken copper pipe pieces, it was tiring me out. So I drove over to a park and dug up a 1931-S mercury dime on top of a gopher mound! No wheat pennies today?
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By the size of that grass strip it looks like you have a lot more detecting
Maybe it's a sign, plunk down a few bucks on some lotto tickets
I'm always amazed at what you pull out of those strips. Just plain awesome 






