dirtdigger1581
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- Jun 18, 2011
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- Minelab E-trac, Minelab Excalibur II 1000, Garrett AT Pro, Teknetics T2
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Well after the rain subsided here in SE Virginia I decided to take the E-trac out to sniff out a few treasures. It didn't take me long to locate it once I got out of the truck either. The first signal I came across was a shaky 12-34/12-35 that dipped into the ferrous range often. But it was good enough that I wanted to check it out still. About six inches down and in the first hole I dug for the day laid this nice little Spanish Cob. I think it's a 1 Reale cob, but I'm hoping to get some help IDing it. Not a bad way to start out the hunt. Walked around for about 1.5 hours and didn't come up with much else until I got back to the car. The last signal I found was about five feet from my passenger door and down deep. The E-trac could barely pick it up. It rang in at 01-38, fairly steady, but wouldn't register on each pass. Decided to dig down to see if the signal got any stronger. As I got down closer to it I used the sunray probe and located it about 9 inches down. Out of the hole popped another severely worn Reale. I can see the date of 172_. Might be '25 or '26. King Charles III. I think this is a half reale based on the size 17mm.
So the day started off hot and ended hot. Can't think of a better way to plan a hunt.
If anyone wants to help ID the Cob I've posted it in the Cob room as well. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
Happy hunting everyone!
-Nate
So the day started off hot and ended hot. Can't think of a better way to plan a hunt.
If anyone wants to help ID the Cob I've posted it in the Cob room as well. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
Happy hunting everyone!
-Nate
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