DCMetal
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- Joined
- Jun 3, 2014
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- Location
- Washington, DC
- Detector(s) used
- AT Pro
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
My new machine is fairly easy to use but it does take some time to really figure out what's trash, treasure or hot rock (I hate those).
Today I did a "jiffy" dig in my yard-- that's a quick in and out. Lot's of signals and still lots of trash and lots of mode changes. I get high numbers but they're always mixed with other stuff. Hard to know when to dig (too tired to dig every hit). 5 holes and two finds that were 10" deep.
I found what I thought was a shot gun shell but turned out to be a brass lipstick case, Angela Verona, New York. Haven't found anything about the company yet.
They second piece, a brass ring with a brass attachment, is most likely a cabinet pull or something similar-- if it looks to be something more worthy-- give me a shout. The rest... eh.














Today I did a "jiffy" dig in my yard-- that's a quick in and out. Lot's of signals and still lots of trash and lots of mode changes. I get high numbers but they're always mixed with other stuff. Hard to know when to dig (too tired to dig every hit). 5 holes and two finds that were 10" deep.
I found what I thought was a shot gun shell but turned out to be a brass lipstick case, Angela Verona, New York. Haven't found anything about the company yet.
They second piece, a brass ring with a brass attachment, is most likely a cabinet pull or something similar-- if it looks to be something more worthy-- give me a shout. The rest... eh.














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Good luck on the research, this is a very enjoyable aspect of the hobby especially in the winter months.






