McCDig
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- Jan 31, 2015
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- Fisher F75
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There is a Baltimore City park that produced lots of Indian head cents when I hunted it with my Fisher F75.
I tried the same area today with the Equinox 600 and came away with more "hard fought" Indians.
First IHC is an 1890 next was a bit deeper, an 1889 and the last was the deepest,
from about 7 inches,
an 1884 beauty .
Nickels were ringing in at 12 or 13 and I ended up with five, the oldest being this 20 something Buffalo .
Also chasing down a nickel signal I dug this ladies Seiko dress watch .
Incidental findings in two holes were marbles, one more common and the other, what I call a "dreamsicle" marble, shown here is four views
.
Of course along the way I ended up digging scores of square nails and big iron, pull tabs, can shred and a couple bottle caps.
Thanks for checking out the post!
I tried the same area today with the Equinox 600 and came away with more "hard fought" Indians.
First IHC is an 1890 next was a bit deeper, an 1889 and the last was the deepest,
from about 7 inches,
an 1884 beauty .
Nickels were ringing in at 12 or 13 and I ended up with five, the oldest being this 20 something Buffalo .
Also chasing down a nickel signal I dug this ladies Seiko dress watch .
Incidental findings in two holes were marbles, one more common and the other, what I call a "dreamsicle" marble, shown here is four views
.
Of course along the way I ended up digging scores of square nails and big iron, pull tabs, can shred and a couple bottle caps.
Thanks for checking out the post!
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