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Another Fun Day with the Ace 250

shane41

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Was kind of hot today , got up to 85F , but I told the wife I would go out and stay in the shade. Went to a old school close to the house and had a fun day find lots of clad plus a nice 1940 Nickel. Total came to 10 quarters, 11 dimes, 6 nickels and 46 pennies. Was walking back to the car and walked pass this big old tree. So I said what the heck. Was always told to check around them old trees. First hit I got was about 6 " deep. dug out this nice 1940 Nickel. Made my day . So far this week went out only 2 days first day found 3.30 cents with a nice 1954 nickel, and today came up with 4.36 with a nice 1940 nickel.. Maybe I am on a Nickel Run LOL Hope you enjoy the pics.. Shane
 

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Nice finds, I have an Ace 250 too, the thing is just amazing with what it finds, I've found some things real deep with it.
 
WTG on your hunt :icon_thumleft: Don't forget the Ace 250 also finds silver :laughing9:
 
Keep on swinging, the more the better.

In fact, swing enough at a variety of locations, and its not a question of if, but when, you will find some stunning keepers.

Nickels can be tough to dig from the ground, as alot of junk rings up in the same range, and sometimes its tempting to pass on some of those - Especially in trashy areas with alot of pull rings, foil ect.
I would like to say "I dig everything, all the time!" but I don't - And I am positive I have passed up some keepers trying to avoid junk.
 
:icon_thumright: you just gotta luv the little yellow clad monster
 

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