Waynos
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Got invited to a hunt in Vermont and hit silver!!!
1828 silver quarter
Here's some pics
1828 silver quarter
Here's some pics
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I went with History Hunters of NH a small detecting group I recently joined.
We stared hunting at 10am and around 4PM when I was tired and ready to throw in the towel I got a 85-82 signal on my AT Pro using my 5x8 coil.
So I decided to test my new action camera and did a small live dig.
And me and my buddy were blown away.
8 inches down after scanning with my propointer I saw shiny and it finally brought out some excitement in me after a long day of digging junk.
Link to my live dig and also my first detecting video so keep in mind I'm no pro lol
https://youtu.be/2xwGTGU9WIc
Enjoy
Got invited to a hunt in Vermont and hit silver!!!
1828 silver quarter
Here's some pics
Amazing thanks for posting. I hit my first Bust coin last week. Half dime, 1834. Unbelievable feeling. Your coin would make me go into cardiac arrest. $500 is low. If you do end up selling it to buy yourself a new machine, don't take less $750... Let's see what the 'experts' have to say about the coin. Congratulations.
I'm surprised I didn't ruin it wiping the dirt off...if I knew it was rare I would have freaked out lol
Sometimes when I get a caked coin if I squeeze the edges it will pop rite off..doesn't work everytime.I would have Wiped the dirt also. it is automatic in order to see what it is & the date.
It's obvious from the First view in your Hand, it was caked pretty good with
almost 200 years of dirt
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dirt like that doesn't just fall off