Nickel park gives up two more.........

Goes4ever · Sep 29, 2011

I have this little 1 acre park about 1 mile from work and I go there when I am short on time. I really hate parks, but will only hunt them when I don't have time to door knock. Anyhow this places has given up so MANY buffalo and war nickels, I named it "Nickel Park" It has been pounded pretty hard because you really have to dig iffy, IFFY stuff to get the goods. But old nickels are all over the place. Goes to show a lot of lazy hunters have been there. :laughing7:

Fine with me! :thumbsup:

The buffalo was 07-14, and the war nickel was 17-19, real close to where they always come in for me. Got a small button a wheat, and a RR smashed penny, it is pretty green, maybe it was an indian?? :hello2:

Woodland Detectors · Sep 29, 2011

That's the attitude my friend. You know it's said if your machine is keyed in on nickels, your doing good. Your absolutely right about those iffy signals. Some of my best finds have been swinging that coil slow and digging the faint tones. Take care,
Mike

HighTone · Sep 29, 2011

Nice lookin finds..Dug a shield nickle tonite thought it was a piece of lead low tone it was @ 5" on edge. Love those iffy ones. :thumbsup:

Skelly607 · Sep 29, 2011

Nice nicks!

texjim · Sep 29, 2011

nice job

Argentium · Sep 29, 2011

Hey G4E , I'm with you - when I'm in a park digging lot's of nickels , I know there's a good chance
to find the gold rings as well - the lazy detectorists just can't abide all those pulltabs - At 1600-1800
bucks an ounce - I'm digging every nickel/pulltab type signal that my coil goes over ! The right ring
could be a rent payment , with a large diamond - you might be looking at a good used car !!!
Argentium.