Cool Hand Fluke
Bronze Member
I found a new spot to hunt in! I hunted for 8 hours and dug out 144 coins! I believe I found an area that has not been hunted before! My best recovery was a target at 5 inches that read high tone coin on
the meter. When I dug down I pulled out a buffalo nickel that had a perfect round stain on the reverse, experience tells me that another coin was stuck to this coin and must be still in the hole! I put my Garrett
pro pointer back in the hole and it sounded off. I reached down I pulled out a 1947-S Rosie that had a dark stain on the heads side! These two coins were stuck together for probably 70 years! I put the
Garrett back into the hole and it sounded off again! Another silver dime came out! This one was a 1917-S Merc!
Finding multiple silvers in the same hole makes your day! Also dug in the same area was a 1941-S merc, 16 wheat pennies, and a dome shaped U.S. Army lapel pin from the World War 1 era. ....I'll be back...
the meter. When I dug down I pulled out a buffalo nickel that had a perfect round stain on the reverse, experience tells me that another coin was stuck to this coin and must be still in the hole! I put my Garrett
pro pointer back in the hole and it sounded off. I reached down I pulled out a 1947-S Rosie that had a dark stain on the heads side! These two coins were stuck together for probably 70 years! I put the
Garrett back into the hole and it sounded off again! Another silver dime came out! This one was a 1917-S Merc!
Finding multiple silvers in the same hole makes your day! Also dug in the same area was a 1941-S merc, 16 wheat pennies, and a dome shaped U.S. Army lapel pin from the World War 1 era. ....I'll be back...Attachments
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