Nothing but Wheats!

[Quin]

I finally got permission to hunt a 1900s era home and I was expecting to get into some seriously old stuff. Well that didn't exactly happen...but I only looked around about a quarter of the property before I had to leave to make another commitment.

Every single coin I pulled out of the backyard was a penny ranging between 1944 and 1963. Not extremely old stuff, but that's not a bad radius to be in! No new stuff and a great chance at silver if I can manage to pull a dime or a quarter next time.

Here's the video of the hunt. Enjoy!

 

[weregolf]

Nice coin hunting

 

[trapperart]

Congrats

 

[Tommy G]

Had the same experience earlier this year at a home built in 1910. I was all geared up for some silver, but only found a bunch a wheats and tootsie cars!

 

[Quin]

Had the same experience earlier this year at a home built in 1910. I was all geared up for some silver, but only found a bunch a wheats and tootsie cars!

Haha yup! I'm happy to dig wheats all day though, anything in the silver range gives me hope! Also I particularly enjoyed this house because apparently, there havent been kids playing in the yard since the 60s So I know that if I get a coin signal, it's always gonna be an oldie!

 

[Quin]

Nice coin hunting

Congrats

Thanks guys!

 

[A2coins]

Good finds Ryan I think there are probably a few layers of stuff more recent in the first layer ect ect ect I have had many hunts with just wheats I like to go back when the ground is wet to get a little more depth and swing my coil super slow has worked well Hope you find the silver but wheats are great also.. Thanks for sharing the cool video!!!!

 

[Chug And Red]

Nice Finds !!! How do you Like the Ace 400 Thinking of Getting red one Soon!!!

 

[Alchemist]

Wheats are always encouraging. Good job with garbage pickup, too. I mean it; it's a valuable quality to the hobby.

 

[Quin]

Nice Finds !!! How do you Like the Ace 400 Thinking of Getting red one Soon!!!

I like it a lot! I've only had it for about 3 months but it has worked great for me in that time. For example, there was a site that I went to about 4 times where I pulled out a silver quarter with my minelab machine and I had a theory that the minelab wasn't picking up the silver dime signals. So I went back with the Ace 400 and guess what I dig on my first signal? A 1960 rosie!!! I got it on camera if you wanna check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFQnyDvC8Dw

But all in all, I have found much more with my Ace 400 than I have with my minelab and I've had the minelab for like 8 years lol. I'm really just now getting deeply involved into this hobby. It's addicting!

 

[Quin]

Wheats are always encouraging. Good job with garbage pickup, too. I mean it; it's a valuable quality to the hobby.

If I pull something out of the ground, I take it with me no matter what it is. Leave no trace and do a good turn daily. That's what they taught me back in Boy Scouts!

 

[Quin]

Good finds Ryan I think there are probably a few layers of stuff more recent in the first layer ect ect ect I have had many hunts with just wheats I like to go back when the ground is wet to get a little more depth and swing my coil super slow has worked well Hope you find the silver but wheats are great also.. Thanks for sharing the cool video!!!!

Thanks man! So you're from Ann Arbor? That's actually where I go to school!