Junk, junk and a keeper

[Racso]

Spent another 5 hours at the beach today swinging the EQX800. For the first 2.5 hrs all I dug was trash and about 20 cents and most of it was pennies After the halfway mark I started finding the heavy targets and things were on the up and up. I ended up with 4 rings, two tungsten (one Triton) one copper and the last stainless steel. My best find for the day was a .925 chain which I almost didn’t dig since I thought it was a bottle cap. The numbers were all over the place from single digits to around 20 something. The junk bracelet was a surface find in the water. Thanks for looking and happy hunting to all.

 

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[Rookster]

That's awesome. Congrats

 

[Hawks88]

Nice assortment of finds. Congrats

 

[tnt-hunter]

Nice looking silver chain. That’s the thing about detecting, even if all you’re finding is junk you have to keep swingin because the next swing could bring a goodie.

Keep swingin.

 

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[Trezurehunter]

Looks like it was a good day at the beach.

 

[Racso]

Thanks everyone. Detecting sure is a lot of work but also a lot of fun

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Very productive hunt, congratulations!

 

[Randyg12]

It was nice meeting out there and you did well! You got to that sweet spot before me I went yesterday and didn't pass over anything good. Got one junker ring, some more costume jewelry, and lots of coins in the fluff (not many in the wet sand). See you out there! HH