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MDiing Around Bus Stops!

olprofessor

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Northridge, Ca.
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Garrett Ace 250
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Metal Detecting
Ive had some good luck lately in the grassy area behind a bus stop. I must've pulled 30 coins out of there (clad, of course) and it's only about 15 feet across by 20 feet long. Lotsa dimes and quite a few quarters. Point being, if you havent attempted bus stops, give it a shot...HH!
 
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A school bus stop or one for the public?

I could see a kids bus stop being good for clad. Milk money and never being able to sit still being a kid sounds like a good recipe for detecting.
 
both work. People put hands in pockets and such while waiting for the bus. Public bus stops you'll find rings and such, too... as people in the cold winter remove gloves, cell phones from pockets, etc...
 
Heck ya bus stops rock. The older the better. Many are loaded with trash but have squeaked a few Mercs out of a couple stops around here. Great tip thanks for the reminder.
 
If you live in a big city don't forget to detect around the drunk bums past out near the stop they usually have some clad.
 
If you live in a big city don't forget to detect around the drunk bums past out near the stop they usually have some clad.

Damn...that is so terrible it is funny lol
 
I always found the carnival called "the zipper" to be a gold mine for coins, lol, but watch out for flying quarters (they hurt) true story.
 

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