Helix
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I decided to go over a very well hunted local park today for a few hours today. Goes back to the 1880's. It was more or less a reconnaissance hunt. I have never hunt this one knowing its been well hunted. I have seen people mding there lots of times. So anyway just thought I'd go over and see what kind of signals I might get. First off this park was totally void of any high tone signals. nothing in the way of high conductivity.... A few bouncy signals but I was there more or less to explore. Tons of low tones. The only thing I can say is someone is picking this park clean of coins on a regular basis... Here are all of my finds.
Someone missed this 1958 quarter.
I was thinking if this was missed a Barber quarter could of just of been easily missed ... Also found two 64 pennys.
Someone missed this 1958 quarter.
I was thinking if this was missed a Barber quarter could of just of been easily missed ... Also found two 64 pennys.
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I'm in agreement that no place is ever hunted out.There is a house that had literally hundreds of targets we went to for several weeks.Granted,most of the targets were old nails and junk in between interesting finds but but my point to my mister was that there is still a lot of stuff yet to be found there.






