What's new

First E-trac finds

72cheyenne

Bronze Member
Joined
Dec 6, 2004
Messages
1,463
Reaction score
25
Golden Thread
0
Location
Mansfield, Arkansas
Detector(s) used
Minelab E-trac, White's M6, White's 6000di/pro
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
First day that I got to get out and get a feel for my new E-trac. Learned a lot. Still trying to let it all soak in. Anyhow here's a few of the standouts from the day. Nothin real special I don't think. I know the lock is a fairly newer lock, just found it interesting that the lock had been shot!! The US button I'm posting over in "What is it" cause I can't quite place and ID on it.
 

Attachments

  • 02-07-09.webp
    02-07-09.webp
    51.7 KB · Views: 424
  • shot-lock.webp
    shot-lock.webp
    29.3 KB · Views: 423
  • US-button-1.webp
    US-button-1.webp
    37 KB · Views: 428
Upvote 0
Nice finds :thumbsup: E-Trac is a breeze to use after a few outings. Read Andy Sabisch' book The Minelab Explorer and E-Trac Handbook. I believe that is a US collar disk from WWI...found one the other day.

HH!
TBGO
 
WWI collar US, just like the one on my Granfathers uniform.
 
I have one similar to it from my G-pa...he was in WWII, on a battleship.
 
Nice finds! Glad ya got out and got some experience with your new detector. I have a new XTerra 70 sitting in the corner begging to go out, and Sunday might just be the day. 60 degrees and the snow is melting fast! Ground is ripe for digging!

Congrats!
 
Nice collar pin! Screw post still on the back?
 
Congratulations on the finds, real nice button you got there, good luck with the new machine! :thumbsup:


Chris
 
Way to go! The more you use that ETRAC the easier it gets! If you need any help with settings PM me and Ill share some with you. and yes.......GO TEAM MINELAB!!!!!!!!!
 

Users who are viewing this thread

Back
Top Bottom