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Lake Worth Beach

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Treasure Coast Of Florida
Detector(s) used
Minelab Equinox 800
Minelab CTX 3030
Garrett AT Pro
Minelab Excalibur 1000 with SEF 10x12 coil
3 Minelab Excalibur II 10 inch
Deus II
EQuinox 900
Manticore
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Beach & Shallow Water Hunting
I hit Lake Worth beach today. I found some coins from the sixties and seventies today. It was a fun day with nothing special but I still had fun digging.

There were some nice cuts.

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Thanks for sharing the pictures of your Loot.I will be headed to Florida in April. I will be attending the T/Hunt at Moss Park.-goldnugget
 
Found this nice cut just down the road from LWB this morning:
02-17-2015 a.m. @ Delray Beach3.webp

Hit about 30 targets in 2 hours:
02-17-2015 a.m. @ Delray Beach.webp

The Canadian Dime at the bottom of the row shown in the pic above was a very faint signal in PP mode and rang silent in Disc mode. I dug it anyway. It rang silent even when laying on top of the sand. Foreign coins can be very stealthy...
 
I saw that the other day when I was there from the north side of the inlet. I really wanted to hit that beach. I did not know where I could park because of the parade for Valentine's Day.
 
Was there tonight. Very low tide. Found a very nice .925 Mexico ring, some foreign and american clad, two earrings. There was a metal bucket and shovel way down, I dug it and threw it up on the beach, also dug multiple fish tackle items, more than usual. One of the coins I dug was 1944 wheat penny. Several of the quarters were green......good signs! We have a couple more days of good low tides. I didn't see any cuts, I hunted a very small section.
 

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