Cool Hand Fluke
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Today I went right back to where I dug up the walker silver half and all those wheat pennies.
I concentrated and swung my coil moving forward very slow concentrating on those deep coin signals. My first silver coin turned out
to be a 1943 war nickel that was 5 inches deep. My second silver coin was a 1950 Rosie dime that was barley audible, it was a one way
hit, my needle on the meter was fixed at 7 to 8 inches in depth. I always dig those deep high tones.
About 30 minutes later a better signal at 6 inches turns out to be a 1940 merc! Later in the day I made a
good day great by digging another Rosie dime and a silver quarter!
Working it slow and concentrating on those deep ones will pay off!
I concentrated and swung my coil moving forward very slow concentrating on those deep coin signals. My first silver coin turned out
to be a 1943 war nickel that was 5 inches deep. My second silver coin was a 1950 Rosie dime that was barley audible, it was a one way
hit, my needle on the meter was fixed at 7 to 8 inches in depth. I always dig those deep high tones.
About 30 minutes later a better signal at 6 inches turns out to be a 1940 merc! Later in the day I made a
good day great by digging another Rosie dime and a silver quarter!
Working it slow and concentrating on those deep ones will pay off!
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