Never Overlook Your Own Backyard!

[West Jersey Detecting]

Well,

I had a busy schedule today, but I had about 15 minutes to kill. I decided to try a few different settings on my DFX. I chose a 10'x10' berm on the side of my mid 1960's built house that has produced some silver before. I must first say that I have been over this entire specific area thoroughly with three other detectors, and they did not reach deep enough to get these coins.

Well needless to say within a few minutes I got a broken signal in one direction only reading 80 and jumping to 83 at 7 inches. I dig through some roots and came up with the '63 Rosie. I swept the coil over the hole and got a very broken 83 reading at 8.5 inches. I stuck my probe into the bottom of the hole and came out with the '64 quarter.

This Confirms 3 things that I already knew:

1) The DFX Rocks!!!!
2) No site is ever completely hunted out.
3) Never overlook your own yard!

Nothing great, but any day with silver is a great day!

Thanks for looking!
Neil

 

[ClonedSIM]

Well needless to say within a few minutes I got a broken signal in one direction only reading 80 and jumping to 83 at 7 inches. I dig through some roots and came up with the '63 Rosie. I swept the coil over the hole and got a very broken 83 reading at 8.5 inches. I suck my probe into the bottom of the hole and came out with the '64 quarter.

hehehe

 

[West Jersey Detecting]

Well needless to say within a few minutes I got a broken signal in one direction only reading 80 and jumping to 83 at 7 inches. I dig through some roots and came up with the '63 Rosie. I swept the coil over the hole and got a very broken 83 reading at 8.5 inches. I suck my probe into the bottom of the hole and came out with the '64 quarter.

hehehe

Huh

 

[ClonedSIM]

Well needless to say within a few minutes I got a broken signal in one direction only reading 80 and jumping to 83 at 7 inches. I dig through some roots and came up with the '63 Rosie. I swept the coil over the hole and got a very broken 83 reading at 8.5 inches. I suck my probe into the bottom of the hole and came out with the '64 quarter.

hehehe

Huh

Glad to see you saw the typo.

Sorry, I didn't want to point out an error, but I just found this one very amusing.

Nice finds, by the way!

 

[civilman1]

More like sucked them right out of the ground.....Nice going

 

[tymcmurray]

Way to GO!!! In your bad back yard!

 

[MUD(S.W.A.T)]

...and always recheck your holes!

Nice finds,

Keep @ it and HH!!

 

[Indianhead Jones]

Nice story and sweet finds, Neil!

 

[cwdigger]

HMMMMM my own backyard Nice finds there bro. Congrats

 

[aa battery]

 

[YoungGunTHer]

Nice moves! Some of my best finds have been in my back yard along with my parents.

 

[Ed-NH]

That's cool what a great place to find silver.

 

[dugdigger]

SWEET!

 

[crazyjarhead]

Silver is silver..... Nice digs on your own turf

 

[West Jersey Detecting]

Nice moves! Some of my best finds have been in my back yard along with my parents.

You dug up your parents in the backyard?

 

[Mirage]

You know my home was built in 1963 and my son found silver in the yard! All it takes is one year.

Bob

 

[HalfSpeed]

You know my home was built in 1963 and my son found silver in the yard! All it takes is one year.

Bob

Just a thought....... My home was built in the early 1980s, BUT the land has been there forever and people have been losing things since pockets were invented. I bee thunkin that there is potential anywhere you swing the coil.

 

[West Jersey Detecting]

You know my home was built in 1963 and my son found silver in the yard! All it takes is one year.

Bob

Just a thought....... My home was built in the early 1980s, BUT the land has been there forever and people have been losing things since pockets were invented. I bee thunkin that there is potential anywhere you swing the coil.

Well my house was built in 1963 or 1964. The land was a farm at for at least 150 years. here are a few things dating back at least 100 years that I dug up on my lawn:

 

[Mr_Mojo_Risin]

Home sweet home!! WTG !!