pa-dirt_nc-sand
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- Joined
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- Location
- South Western PA
- 🥇 Banner finds
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- ACE 250 with DD coil
Equinox 600
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Typically I am detecting in the old woods where there was once a farmstead. Forests have taken over these farms 50 - 100+ years ago. Hunters leaving shotgun shells for decades litter these areas. I can easily dig 10+ an hour of old brass shotgun shell ends if I was crazy. They ring up as a mid tone in the gold zone. I disc them, but still end up with a pocketful every hunt.
Yesterday's hunt, in VA, park with woods near my hotel, couple homesite dots in woods.
First target, rang up like a wheat.
Then a harmonica reed, then a mid tone that wasn't bouncy,
I could not believe that there was goldeness in the hole.


10k adjustable ring, missing the mounted stone or element. I've found adjustable rings before, but they were dime machine variety. I wonder how old this is, what was on the face and if the pattern has any significance?
FYI, I'm still not digging all mid tones in the woods, I'm not that crazy.
Good luck out there!
Yesterday's hunt, in VA, park with woods near my hotel, couple homesite dots in woods.
First target, rang up like a wheat.
Then a harmonica reed, then a mid tone that wasn't bouncy,
I could not believe that there was goldeness in the hole.


10k adjustable ring, missing the mounted stone or element. I've found adjustable rings before, but they were dime machine variety. I wonder how old this is, what was on the face and if the pattern has any significance?
FYI, I'm still not digging all mid tones in the woods, I'm not that crazy.
Good luck out there!
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But hey, gold is gold, and I'VE NEVER dug a gold ring in 32 years of metal detecting.
they look to have been pretty far from the houses.






