[Deteknix Quest] Post Up Your Number One Tip For New Treasure Hunters

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[Deteknix Quest] Post Up Your Number One Tip For New Treasure Hunters
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Post up your number one tip for new treasure hunters. Can be anything from purchases, must have tools, hunting grounds, finding locations, sluicing tips etc.

 

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[T.C.]

Most of the time, I can work the coin out with a screw driver probe. This is not good on old coins though. If the coin is a couple of inches deep, I cut a slash above the target and work it up with my probe.....then just push the slash back together.

 

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Yes, leave a hinge. I go from 2 O'clock to 10 O'clock with my digger and fold back about 2 inches depth if possible. That leaves enough connecting roots to feed the flap after you fold it back into its original place.
Marvin

Very cool thanks for the tip.

 

[WhiteTornado]

If your machine has discrimination, turn it up to one of the higher levels when just starting. This will get you some relatively easy finds, like clad, right away. As you gain experience, gradually hunt with discrimination lower and lower until it's just above the iron setting.

 

[QMaze]

If your machine has discrimination, turn it up to one of the higher levels when just starting. This will get you some relatively easy finds, like clad, right away. As you gain experience, gradually hunt with discrimination lower and lower until it's just above the iron setting.

I would have thought the opposite for starting out but finding bobby pins, beer caps, screws does take a bit of the wind out of your sails.

 

[T.C.]

Some of us will "cherry pick" a site if we have a chance to come back to it....then we turn the discrimination down and dig most all targets

I would have thought the opposite for starting out but finding bobby pins, beer caps, screws does take a bit of the wind out of your sails.

 

[WhiteTornado]

I would have thought the opposite for starting out but finding bobby pins, beer caps, screws does take a bit of the wind out of your sails.

You would think so, but I found out the hard way. Then I sort of "started over" with discrim at a higher setting and it helped me learn my machine a lot better.

 

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You would think so, but I found out the hard way. Then I sort of "started over" with discrim at a higher setting and it helped me learn my machine a lot better.

I'm defintely going to try that next time. Cheers.

 

[JackalopeZL1]

Learn your machine SO YOU DON"T HAVE TO DIG everything. Your good finds will go way up.

 

[QMaze]

One thing i've learned is to use golf tees to mark the ground where i've pinpointed. Helps me anyway.

 

[QMaze]

Keep them tips coming!