MDing brick streets?

[Texasgopher]

I have been thinking about this for about two years now and want to get you guys opinion. Does anyone think that MDing a brick street might get some old coins? My thinking is that a coin could have fallen into a crack between bricks were the person that dropped it couldn't get it back. Of course that poses the problem of a MDer being able to recover it as well without removing a whole brick, which would probably be frowned upon. I know the only way to know for sure is to try it. The chances of someone dropping a coin on the street and having it fall perfectly in-between bricks is probably slim. Just wondering if anybody else has ever thought the same thing. Or even if anybody has ever tried it? HH!


TG

 

[Woodland Detectors]

If you had permission, yeah.

I have detected our stone deck that is 90 years old at our lodge.

I heard many silver tones.
This year renovations are happening with the stone deck being tore up and then replaced.

I can't wait to play in that dirt.

 

[Sandman]

You can try it for fun, but some bricks have minerals in them that the detector will respond to.

 

[stefen]

Better bet is to try the parkway planting areas...people drop things getting in and out of cars....

You know what would be a kick in the A$$ is to find an old car junk yard and tear thru the old hulks... drive thru the countryside and look for rust heaps in farm fields...

 

[Blacksheep]

Better bet is to try the parkway planting areas...people drop things getting in and out of cars....

You know what would be a kick in the A$$ is to find an old car junk yard and tear thru the old hulks... drive thru the countryside and look for rust heaps in farm fields...

LOL, last time I did that I found a rather large hornets nest in the glove-box, the hornets were not amused.

 

[Newt]

You can try it for fun, but some bricks have minerals in them that the detector will respond to.

Oh yeah!
Newt