Hardrock
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Hi All:
I recently purchased an E-trac,I set a goal to go out daily when weather permitted this past month and work two selected sites that have been detected hard. I have been doing just that but at one site yesterday I found a small coin spill and it was amongst trash,lots of it. The E-trac set to an old park set up from the Sabish book did great and there will be a following story on the first month of finds.
I hit this mutiple signal some weak etc and following the books ideas I worked around until hitting locks on the "good signals". At 6" I recovered the first indian 1898,then the second,1898,the third 1907,the last 1906,swept the site and in the middle was the wheat penny all about the same depth and 4 of the five coins on edge. I was tickeled and had a good hunt overall,weather was still cool here but clear out.The ground is very moist and perfect to work. Now these are not rare or such but a 4 indian,with a wheat spill is fun to find for sure. Enjoy the pics.
Hardrock
I recently purchased an E-trac,I set a goal to go out daily when weather permitted this past month and work two selected sites that have been detected hard. I have been doing just that but at one site yesterday I found a small coin spill and it was amongst trash,lots of it. The E-trac set to an old park set up from the Sabish book did great and there will be a following story on the first month of finds.
I hit this mutiple signal some weak etc and following the books ideas I worked around until hitting locks on the "good signals". At 6" I recovered the first indian 1898,then the second,1898,the third 1907,the last 1906,swept the site and in the middle was the wheat penny all about the same depth and 4 of the five coins on edge. I was tickeled and had a good hunt overall,weather was still cool here but clear out.The ground is very moist and perfect to work. Now these are not rare or such but a 4 indian,with a wheat spill is fun to find for sure. Enjoy the pics.
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