Zodiacdiverdave
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- Mar 18, 2011
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- Detector(s) used
- XP Deus, AT Pro, Sea Hunter II, JW Fisher Proton Magnatometer, Shovel, Hammer and chisel
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Re-check those holes'
I went out last night for a quick hunt in a field that I pulled a 1901 half Dollar from earlier this year, I wanted to start cleaning it. I was swinging the AT Pro nice and slow when I got a 68-70 on the display. I could tell there were lots of other targets in the same square foot of ground and normally a 68-70 is a bottle cap, but there was something different about the tone on this hit so I went ahead and dug out a plug. After a bit of searching with the Pro pointer I found a small zipper pull. I thought that, yea that could have made that tone but I grabbed the detector and checked the hole, again 68-70 so I start looking and bingo, a silver dime
. I grabbed the detector again and checked the hole, again same numbers but this time a little to one side so in I go again and out comes another dime. grab the detector again and out comes one more silver dime. Yes, I grabbed the AT Pro again and this time it was a penny
. In the hole there was lots of trash and ashes from a fire but the ATP picked out the goodies. (love this machine). And very close to that hole was a 1958 nickel as well.
1958 nickel
1950 dime
1953 dime
1956 dime
19?? penny
Recheck those holes before someone else does,
ZDD
I went out last night for a quick hunt in a field that I pulled a 1901 half Dollar from earlier this year, I wanted to start cleaning it. I was swinging the AT Pro nice and slow when I got a 68-70 on the display. I could tell there were lots of other targets in the same square foot of ground and normally a 68-70 is a bottle cap, but there was something different about the tone on this hit so I went ahead and dug out a plug. After a bit of searching with the Pro pointer I found a small zipper pull. I thought that, yea that could have made that tone but I grabbed the detector and checked the hole, again 68-70 so I start looking and bingo, a silver dime
. I grabbed the detector again and checked the hole, again same numbers but this time a little to one side so in I go again and out comes another dime. grab the detector again and out comes one more silver dime. Yes, I grabbed the AT Pro again and this time it was a penny. In the hole there was lots of trash and ashes from a fire but the ATP picked out the goodies. (love this machine). And very close to that hole was a 1958 nickel as well.1958 nickel
1950 dime
1953 dime
1956 dime
19?? penny
Recheck those holes before someone else does,
ZDD
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