Back to the Park-Deja Vu

[Diamondman307]

Today, I went back to American Legion Park, where I found the 1953 wheat penny a couple weeks ago. I was hoping for a good day out, and I certainly got one! I got several firsts. I got my first America the Beautiful quarter and first Westward Journey nickel, which happens to be my first commemorative coin. There was also a small coin spill with 4 pennies, 2 dimes, 2 nickels, and a quarter. In total, I got $1.73 in clad. But in literally my second hole, I got another wheat penny! It is a 1957-D, looks pretty nice, and is my third wheatie overall. All in all, the plan to cover the whole park is going well (by the way, this is actually just coin-shooting, so there are a lot of signals left there that are probably mostly bottle caps and nails).

 

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[trapperart]

Congrats on the wheat and clad

 

[vpnavy]

 

[kingskid1611]

Wheres the other pics?

 

[treblehunter]

Your doing good, keep at it "low and slow" as they say. Throw a nickel on the ground, see what that sounds like on your machine. Dig that signal always, sooner or after digging "it takes 1000 pull tabs to dig your first GOLD ring"

 

[against the wind]

Good for you,,
Welcome to Tnet

 

[Diamondman307]

Wheres the other pics?

I didn't think clad and bottle caps were important enough to take a picture of.

 

[Diamondman307]

Your doing good, keep at it "low and slow" as they say. Throw a nickel on the ground, see what that sounds like on your machine. Dig that signal always, sooner or after digging "it takes 1000 pull tabs to dig your first GOLD ring"

Honestly, my Pioneer EX gives just four separate signals: Iron, Aluminum 5 cents, Aluminum Zinc, and Coins. I can't tell the difference between pull tabs and coins (though I can tell if it is a bottle cap).

 

[Diamondman307]

Thanks all so far for your kindness!