Second time out with the Legend Scores Double Silver!

[oldmxrat]

My first outing to learn the Legend was Wednesday at a small park that I've hunted pretty hard all this winter. The soil was the driest I've ever seen it there, so I didn't expect much. Well, I managed $5.33 in clad in 3 hours. Not bad.
I had about 2 hours to kill yesterday evening before dinner, so I hit my local park. This is a very small park right in my neighborhood. Because of the proximity to home, I detect this park often when I have just a short time to hunt or when trying out a new coil, headphones, settings or just a new technique. I have never found anything at this park beyond clad.
Well, kablam! The Legend managed to sniff out a 1960-D rosie and a pretty 925 cross in heart pendant, with complete chain! The dime was about 7 inches down in very dry and crusty soil, and the pendant was about 3 inches down and right next to a sprinkler head. I almost didn't dig it because I thought the sprinkler was freaking out the Legend. Going to have to trust this thing!

I'm on some kinda roll with finding religious stuff, maybe a sign?

 

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[watercolor]

Nice recoveries!
You did well not breaking the chain on that pendant, I have not been as fortunate LOL.

 

[DFX-SE Gregg]

are there dollar coins mixed in? Look like about a $1 in clad...nice finds on the pendant and silver.

 

[oldmxrat]

are there dollar coins mixed in? Look like about a $1 in clad...nice finds on the pendant and silver.

The clad in the pic is from yesterday, not Wednesday.

 

[DFX-SE Gregg]

The clad in the pic is from yesterday, not Wednesday.

makes sense with all these new versions of the coins... I had stopped for 10 years... when I find them I am like what the Fk is this lol... also notice these shield cents are just as bad as the zincolns before them... I have one that was ate in half already crazy! Really like the pendant!

Not always what it is worth as much as the fun finding it!

 

[Coinstar magnet]

My first outing to learn the Legend was Wednesday at a small park that I've hunted pretty hard all this winter. The soil was the driest I've ever seen it there, so I didn't expect much. Well, I managed $5.33 in clad in 3 hours. Not bad.
I had about 2 hours to kill yesterday evening before dinner, so I hit my local park. This is a very small park right in my neighborhood. Because of the proximity to home, I detect this park often when I have just a short time to hunt or when trying out a new coil, headphones, settings or just a new technique. I have never found anything at this park beyond clad.
Well, kablam! The Legend managed to sniff out a 1960-D rosie and a pretty 925 cross in heart pendant, with complete chain! The dime was about 7 inches down in very dry and crusty soil, and the pendant was about 3 inches down and right next to a sprinkler head. I almost didn't dig it because I thought the sprinkler was freaking out the Legend. Going to have to trust this thing!

I'm on some kinda roll with finding religious stuff, maybe a sign?

Nice detail and design on the pendant....keep seeking...you won't be disappointed

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Very well done !

 

[Florida Finder]

My first outing to learn the Legend was Wednesday at a small park that I've hunted pretty hard all this winter. The soil was the driest I've ever seen it there, so I didn't expect much. Well, I managed $5.33 in clad in 3 hours. Not bad.
I had about 2 hours to kill yesterday evening before dinner, so I hit my local park. This is a very small park right in my neighborhood. Because of the proximity to home, I detect this park often when I have just a short time to hunt or when trying out a new coil, headphones, settings or just a new technique. I have never found anything at this park beyond clad.
Well, kablam! The Legend managed to sniff out a 1960-D rosie and a pretty 925 cross in heart pendant, with complete chain! The dime was about 7 inches down in very dry and crusty soil, and the pendant was about 3 inches down and right next to a sprinkler head. I almost didn't dig it because I thought the sprinkler was freaking out the Legend. Going to have to trust this thing!

I'm on some kinda roll with finding religious stuff, maybe a sign?

Love that silver!

 

[Digger RJ]

My first outing to learn the Legend was Wednesday at a small park that I've hunted pretty hard all this winter. The soil was the driest I've ever seen it there, so I didn't expect much. Well, I managed $5.33 in clad in 3 hours. Not bad.
I had about 2 hours to kill yesterday evening before dinner, so I hit my local park. This is a very small park right in my neighborhood. Because of the proximity to home, I detect this park often when I have just a short time to hunt or when trying out a new coil, headphones, settings or just a new technique. I have never found anything at this park beyond clad.
Well, kablam! The Legend managed to sniff out a 1960-D rosie and a pretty 925 cross in heart pendant, with complete chain! The dime was about 7 inches down in very dry and crusty soil, and the pendant was about 3 inches down and right next to a sprinkler head. I almost didn't dig it because I thought the sprinkler was freaking out the Legend. Going to have to trust this thing!

I'm on some kinda roll with finding religious stuff, maybe a sign?

Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[oldmxrat]

Nice recoveries!
You did well not breaking the chain on that pendant, I have not been as fortunate LOL.

It was pure luck that I didn't saw right through it when I dug the plug. The chain was stretched out through the grass roots and just happened to be where my plug was 'hinged' back. Gotta love dumb luck!