DANGLANGLEY
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- Oliver Springs, Tennessee, U.S.A.
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- Garrett Ace 250, Garrett AT Pro
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- All Treasure Hunting
DANG it was tough digging this evening. I had a good 25 cent reading at 6 inches but couldn't get it with my knife. I didn't want to make a mess out of their yard. I remember where it for when the ground thaws. GOODIE GOODIE. I did manage a buffalo nickel at about 5 inches and it was a good signal too. I don't know if I can get a date off of it though. I dug a wheat penny at about 4 inches that looks like it was mutilated. I just barely figured out it was a wheat. I also found a great military button. If anyone could tell me how old it is I sure would be grateful. It was about 5 inches deep and gave a great signal. I also ran the sensitivity up to almost full throttle and it sure picked up a lot better. I finally got the nerve to do it, lol
Oh, and the battery ran down in my headphones and I had to look without them. That was a pain because the tones didn't sound anything like they do with the headphones on.
Oh, and the battery ran down in my headphones and I had to look without them. That was a pain because the tones didn't sound anything like they do with the headphones on.
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) WW2 to present have a backing that is either molded right from the button itself or sodered in place, that one looks to be stamped and then a backing was placed inside, either way its a sweet find!!
