Merc Dime and Quarter day

[SilverCoinHound]

Found these 2 at the same site as the 1945, would be great to find a 1944 too! Was there almost every day this week and found nothing, then found these 2 close together. Was so relieved to find silver, but realized I might have passed up some in the past because the readings were lower than I had expected. Still learning!

 

[Tony in SC]

Good finds, I would hit that spot again!

 

[SilverCoinHound]

Good finds, I would hit that spot again!

Definitely will soon. Thanks

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

All your hard work in the field really paid off - congrats on the Silver coins!

 

[tnt-hunter]

Congratulations on the silver coins. They are always a welcome sight. From what you posted it looks like you are going by the numbers to choose your targets. Most of the time I use a machine that does not have a ready out and when I use one that does I ignore the numbers and go by the tones. I have found that position, depth and how the soil has worked on the coins and jewelry can change the numbers.

I dig lots of trash, but I also dig lots of treasure. If it has a high tone, mid tone or mixed tones I will dig it. I dig lots of tabs, foil and can slaw, but I also dig the small gold and silver and the eaten up Indian head pennies that the soil has worked on.

Just my opinion and what works for me. If this helps you great, if not ignore it. Stay safe, good luck and keep swingin.

(Detecting 22 years with over 188,000 coins, 2200 pieces of gold and silver and over 1100 civil war artifacts.)

 

[Hunk-a-lead]

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Found these 2 at the same site as the 1945, would be great to find a 1944 too! Was there almost every day this week and found nothing, then found these 2 close together. Was so relieved to find silver, but realized I might have passed up some in the past because the readings were lower than I had expected. Still learning!

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wtg and love me some silver!!

 

[SilverCoinHound]

Congratulations on the silver coins. They are always a welcome sight. From what you posted it looks like you are going by the numbers to choose your targets. Most of the time I use a machine that does not have a ready out and when I use one that does I ignore the numbers and go by the tones. I have found that position, depth and how the soil has worked on the coins and jewelry can change the numbers.

I dig lots of trash, but I also dig lots of treasure. If it has a high tone, mid tone or mixed tones I will dig it. I dig lots of tabs, foil and can slaw, but I also dig the small gold and silver and the eaten up Indian head pennies that the soil has worked on.

Just my opinion and what works for me. If this helps you great, if not ignore it. Stay safe, good luck and keep swingin.

(Detecting 22 years with over 188,000 coins, 2200 pieces of gold and silver and over 1100 civil war artifacts.)

Thank you for the advice!!! I will start taking this approach and see what happens. Was trying to save my back, but I’m not passing up treasures.

 

[robertk]

(Detecting 22 years with over 188,000 coins, 2200 pieces of gold and silver and over 1100 civil war artifacts.)

Wow! That's a long time behind the coil. Congrats on all the recoveries!

 

[Trezurehunter]

Nice job on the silvers.

 

[ArfieBoy]

Congratulations on the silver! Always good to see them recovered. Thanks for posting.

 

[oldmxrat]

Way to go on the silvers, congrats!

As TNT said, it's all in the tones, listen close!

 

[Digger RJ]

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Found these 2 at the same site as the 1945, would be great to find a 1944 too! Was there almost every day this week and found nothing, then found these 2 close together. Was so relieved to find silver, but realized I might have passed up some in the past because the readings were lower than I had expected. Still learning!

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Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!