tabman
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It was mine!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I worked my tail off for hours looking for some silver coins today and kept coming up short. I was finding nothing but wheat pennies, a couple Canadian pennies and some clad coins. It was time to try another part of town to see it could unearth some silver, because I sure didn't want to go home empty handed.
Upon arriving at the new site, I pulled out my Nokta Fors CoRe, my finds pouch, my digger, my knee pad, but I couldn't find my Garrett Pro Pointer. I tore my SUV apart looking for it, but to no avail. Panic struck, I realized that I must have had left it at the last site when I was loading up. To make things worse it was at a heavy traveled site and easy for someone to see.
I loaded up and raced back to where I left it, which was about 6 miles away in heavy traffic and I was catching every traffic light. When I turned onto the street and turned around I saw it laying on the street next to the curb where I had parked. Thankfully no one got it. I was a happy camper!
By the time that I recovered my pin-pointer the day was almost gone, but I still wanted some silver coins, so I decided to hit another site. Right off I found a Mercury dime and shortly there after I nailed 1923 Standing Liberty Quarter right in the middle of the yard. It was shallow and giving a VDI number like it was a clad quarter. I heard that a SLQ will do that.
I needed another silver coin so I headed to the back yard and went right to the old clothesline where gold rings and silver coins are likely to hide. First sweep, I got a sweet soft audio tone and VDI number of 87. I knew it was a silver dime before I even dug.
I wanted more silver and it was a BIG backyard, so started my grid search. I worked it and I work it, but I couldn't pull another silver coin, so I decided that 3 silver coins is enough for anyone and headed for the house. There's no need to be greedy.
tabman
I worked my tail off for hours looking for some silver coins today and kept coming up short. I was finding nothing but wheat pennies, a couple Canadian pennies and some clad coins. It was time to try another part of town to see it could unearth some silver, because I sure didn't want to go home empty handed.
Upon arriving at the new site, I pulled out my Nokta Fors CoRe, my finds pouch, my digger, my knee pad, but I couldn't find my Garrett Pro Pointer. I tore my SUV apart looking for it, but to no avail. Panic struck, I realized that I must have had left it at the last site when I was loading up. To make things worse it was at a heavy traveled site and easy for someone to see.
I loaded up and raced back to where I left it, which was about 6 miles away in heavy traffic and I was catching every traffic light. When I turned onto the street and turned around I saw it laying on the street next to the curb where I had parked. Thankfully no one got it. I was a happy camper!
By the time that I recovered my pin-pointer the day was almost gone, but I still wanted some silver coins, so I decided to hit another site. Right off I found a Mercury dime and shortly there after I nailed 1923 Standing Liberty Quarter right in the middle of the yard. It was shallow and giving a VDI number like it was a clad quarter. I heard that a SLQ will do that.
I needed another silver coin so I headed to the back yard and went right to the old clothesline where gold rings and silver coins are likely to hide. First sweep, I got a sweet soft audio tone and VDI number of 87. I knew it was a silver dime before I even dug.
I wanted more silver and it was a BIG backyard, so started my grid search. I worked it and I work it, but I couldn't pull another silver coin, so I decided that 3 silver coins is enough for anyone and headed for the house. There's no need to be greedy.
tabman
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