First Silver

[ddjames]

Got an Ace 250 last week and have been learning it's voice for the past week. Have been hunting in my yard and today I found a 1952 D Franklin half, a 1935 Washington quarter, a 1938 and 1953 D wheat back. All in an area of about a foot in diameter. Sorry no pics yet. Just excited to share.


Hey everyone. Thanks for the warm responses and great support. I am absolutely hooked, I knew I would be. Went back and found a dime in the same location, a 51 P. Here is a photo of the pocket dump.

I still haven't left my yard yet, but look forward to getting out into the rest of the world.

Dr. Ace -- I live just SE of Hartford, in Iowa. If you are interested in getting together some time, shoot me a PM.

David

 

[artzstuff1]

Congrats on your first silver ,, its a great feeling!!! aint it??

Dont matter if you have a picture or not to me !!

arthur

 

[crazyjarhead]

WTG and welcome to the net. You said a foot in diameter?? Sounds like a pocket drop to me. WTG on the Ben Franklin, Ron

 

[Schrecky]

Wow, that is cool, great finds and in your own yard. You've got to love that. I've found 5 merc's in my yard but I think that about did it.

 

[TimTrac]

Congrats on your first silvers.....

 

[allen]

good going on your first silver !!
there will be many more to come !

 

[Johnny Ringo Silver]

Big silver is always nice! ATA-BOY on the first!! 8)

 

[briankb70]

nice going
welcome to tnet and this great hobby of ours

 

[RJGMC]

Welcome to the insanity!!!!

Welcome to TNET!

Now you realize what the excitement is all about. Your own yard is the best place to learn. You can learn about your machine and the proper techniques for digging. Listen to your machine closely before you dig. It will help later when you are somewhere else like a park or someone Else's back yard. When you dig your targets, make it look like you were never there when you are done. People other that us with a detector only notice the poorly dug/retrieved targets. If done well, they never even know we were there.

Good luck and enjoy!

Bob

 

[Dr. Ace]

WTG on the silver!!! The Ace can certainly find it. I'll bet you're hooked now! Keep hunting with the Ace and it will continue to reward you. The more you hunt, the more you learn. The more you learn, the more you find!

HH,

Dr. Ace

 

[hunterken]

Wow some pocket drop, great find with the ace 250!!

 

[staceysallaboutu]

The silver bug has bit ya now... No cure that i know of CONGRADS

Stacey

 

[jgas]

Welcome DD James....Yep you are off to a great start. Hooked for sure Buddy....Congrats...Now go get a camera would ya. We gotta see all your great finds. jgas

 

[ivan salis]

so a 77 cent 4 coin ( 2 of em silvers) --1953 or later pocket spill -- way to go on your first strike -- most go a good while before hitting a silver half.

 

[ddjames]

I appreciate all the encouragement on this forum, I used much of your information to make my detector selection, and some links to useful information on pinpointing and detuning. What a great resource. I am venturing out to a park tomorrow for the first time.
David

 

[Dan32981]

Congrats! Man that is a heck of a good start! Keep the coil to the ground and Happy Dirt Fishing!

-Dan

 

[homer007]

GREAT JOB!

 

[spartacus53]

Welcome to the insanity!!!!

Welcome to TNET!

Now you realize what the excitement is all about. Your own yard is the best place to learn. You can learn about your machine and the proper techniques for digging. Listen to your machine closely before you dig. It will help later when you are somewhere else like a park or someone Else's back yard. When you dig your targets, make it look like you were never there when you are done. People other that us with a detector only notice the poorly dug/retrieved targets. If done well, they never even know we were there.

Good luck and enjoy!

Bob

Saved me a ton of writing. That is the perfect place to get to know your machine, it seems that you already have a gret start by those finds. Have fun and happy hunting

 

[Hunter]

Excellent job on the silver! WTG!