Silver Fox
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- Joined
- Dec 8, 2007
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- Location
- New York City, USA
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- Bounty Hunter Land Star
Fantastic day! After 8 years vacation, I'm out of it!
Signs were coming together! Yesterday the weather channel announced high 50s for today so I girded for a visit to the park. When I got up and turned on the TV, a documentary titled "THE PARK" was coming on and I wondered if they were going to show any MDers. Sure enough, the 4th or 5th interviewee was a woman detectorist with a Garrett but they didn't show if she had found anything. I left for the park and the 20-25mph wind added a little coolness I didn't desire. But on I went.
Got to Riverside Park overlooking the Hudson River. Turned on the Discovery 3300 and let me tell you, ground balancing this puppie is mystery! So I just put it on Discriminate and moved listening to the constant beep-boop, beep-boop. Give me a break!
I did wind up with a JFK Centennial half, a clad quarter and dime. I'm sure I left a ton of goodies in the ground because this detector has one hell of a learning curve and I wasn't in the mood. That's because I'm a Teknetics Mark I Ltd kind of guy and that machine was BEAUTIFUL! Ground balancing was never a problem and it found coins and everything under the earth without the constant noises, just beautiful sounds.
Also, to be fair to the machine, NYC parks are a haven for everything we hate to dig. So, after one trip I'm retiring again from detecting in city parks. I'll keep the detector for beach trips and out of city hunting in smaller town parks that are not laden with junk.
So for your viewing pleasure here are the three coins I found today.
Silver Fox
Signs were coming together! Yesterday the weather channel announced high 50s for today so I girded for a visit to the park. When I got up and turned on the TV, a documentary titled "THE PARK" was coming on and I wondered if they were going to show any MDers. Sure enough, the 4th or 5th interviewee was a woman detectorist with a Garrett but they didn't show if she had found anything. I left for the park and the 20-25mph wind added a little coolness I didn't desire. But on I went.
Got to Riverside Park overlooking the Hudson River. Turned on the Discovery 3300 and let me tell you, ground balancing this puppie is mystery! So I just put it on Discriminate and moved listening to the constant beep-boop, beep-boop. Give me a break!
I did wind up with a JFK Centennial half, a clad quarter and dime. I'm sure I left a ton of goodies in the ground because this detector has one hell of a learning curve and I wasn't in the mood. That's because I'm a Teknetics Mark I Ltd kind of guy and that machine was BEAUTIFUL! Ground balancing was never a problem and it found coins and everything under the earth without the constant noises, just beautiful sounds.
Also, to be fair to the machine, NYC parks are a haven for everything we hate to dig. So, after one trip I'm retiring again from detecting in city parks. I'll keep the detector for beach trips and out of city hunting in smaller town parks that are not laden with junk.
So for your viewing pleasure here are the three coins I found today.
Silver Fox
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