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AT Pro finds its first silver

neodetectorist

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The AT Pro finally found its first silver.
1919 Merc.
It is funny because I found it in the middle of the woods.
Blasting and repeatable 82 about 6" deep.
I felt I broke the ice now.
Also found 65 cents in clad, more headstamps and rifle rounds and an arrow tip.

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Nice shape for a nearly 100 year old drop! Good job! 🙌
 
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Congrats on the find.:thumbsup:
 
Sounds like you had a good hunt. That Merc. Looks to be in real nice shape. Congrats!
 
Congrats on the silver! I have a neat trick for you; On the AT Pro, perform an auto ground balance, and then manually reduce by 5. Switch to pro zero mode, and let the fun begin! You will obviously hear a lot more junk, but silver, especially dimes, will “sing to you.” Mercs and Rosies will ring at 85, I found a Barber dime the other day around 8 inches down that rang off at a steady 82. You might get different results based upon the soil in your area, but my silver finds have gone through the roof since doing this.
 
Very nice. Mercs are always a welcome site.
 
A nice early Mercury dime you have found.
 
AND A NICE SILVER HE DID FIND
 

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