pa-dirt_nc-sand
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- South Western PA
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- ACE 250 with DD coil
Equinox 600
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
I’ve been without my pinpointer (off to Garrett for free warranty repair) for over a week. It’s been seriously slowing down my digging as many signals are mixed in roots in the woods... but must keep digging...
Here’s the handful from last week.
Been about a month since my last silver, so when a 1960 Rosie popped at a 1870 cellar, I was surprised, but still pleased.
Today’s lunch hunt at a site in the woods of an old crossroads store/home lead to an unusual spill.
Best I could do in the woods was read the number 1, thought play coin, then 4 more small ones and one big one popped from same 2’x2’ spot.
German ReichsPfennig from 1942
50 German ReichsPfennig
Most likely brought home by a US soldier after WW2 and their kids lost them in the yard.
Update 7/16. Another lunch hour, expanded the area to a 10’x10’ patch and 9 more Nazi Pennies popped. Weird...
Here’s the handful from last week.
Been about a month since my last silver, so when a 1960 Rosie popped at a 1870 cellar, I was surprised, but still pleased.
Today’s lunch hunt at a site in the woods of an old crossroads store/home lead to an unusual spill.
Best I could do in the woods was read the number 1, thought play coin, then 4 more small ones and one big one popped from same 2’x2’ spot.
German ReichsPfennig from 1942
50 German ReichsPfennig
Most likely brought home by a US soldier after WW2 and their kids lost them in the yard.
Update 7/16. Another lunch hour, expanded the area to a 10’x10’ patch and 9 more Nazi Pennies popped. Weird...
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