DrJoePrime
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- Long Beach, California
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- Detector(s) used
- XP Deus, White's Surfmaster Dual Field, Tesoro Sand Shark, Garrett ATX
- Primary Interest:
- Beach & Shallow Water Hunting
Finally got something to post about. It's been a while.
Out at a southern beach here in SoCal located an isolated pocket of goodies. Hitting clad dimes first about every few feet and then lots of quarters and nickles. The pocket was about 100 feet along the beach and 20 feet wide. It is a lot of fun finding these pockets but I was telling myself that I'd not be digging if I knew all that I found were clad coins. And the very next scoop had something yellow and heavy!
It weighs in at 23.9 grams and it's 14K! Down about 7 to 8 inches deep. Interestingly enough it was with my old Dual Field and not the Garrett ATX. The ATX is deep (a nickle at 15") but it's also heavy and I can't do too many multiple detecting days with it. Plus I like the quicker, sharper response with the Dual Field. So sadly I think the ATX will be taking a rest...perhaps a long rest.


Out at a southern beach here in SoCal located an isolated pocket of goodies. Hitting clad dimes first about every few feet and then lots of quarters and nickles. The pocket was about 100 feet along the beach and 20 feet wide. It is a lot of fun finding these pockets but I was telling myself that I'd not be digging if I knew all that I found were clad coins. And the very next scoop had something yellow and heavy!
It weighs in at 23.9 grams and it's 14K! Down about 7 to 8 inches deep. Interestingly enough it was with my old Dual Field and not the Garrett ATX. The ATX is deep (a nickle at 15") but it's also heavy and I can't do too many multiple detecting days with it. Plus I like the quicker, sharper response with the Dual Field. So sadly I think the ATX will be taking a rest...perhaps a long rest.


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