Silver, Indians, button...not a bad day!

[Gridwalker306]

The snow melted, and the ground ain't frozen yet, so I got out for a bit today. I switched from 8khz to 12khz and it seemed to be working. The ground being saturated helped too I imagine. I was really happy to find the IH cents, puts my year total to eight. I typically only find four per season so that's cool. The quarter is a silver 1958.

My fav find of the day is the Soo Line railroad button cover. Thanks for looking.

 

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[cjon455]

Not bad at all, love finding Indians and silver always makes the day great

 

[Vino]

Great Hunt Mike.
I know its not easy for you to find IHs. 12khz is my favorite freq. And silver is always nice.
Dont say SNOW!!!

 

[Loco-Digger]

Congrats on getting out and taking advantage of the melt. That 1902 Indian has some good detail. Are any of those pipes made of lead? I like all your notables and that gear in the other pic. When the ground freezes here I plan on putting some display frames together, gears like that are great for picture framed displays since they are thin.

 

[Gridwalker306]

Great Hunt Mike.
I know its not easy for you to find IHs. 12khz is my favorite freq. And silver is always nice.
Dont say SNOW!!!

I was using the 8khz for over a month, but I'm finding the 12khz hits really hard on good targets, and deep too!

I feel dorky getting all excited over IH cents, but they really make me happy haha, especially when I find them in Canada.

As for snow...for some reason this weekend got warm! Seeing as this is probably the last decent weekend, I convinced my wife to let me go beeping Saturday AND Sunday, so I'll be back at it tomorrow.

 

[Gridwalker306]

Congrats on getting out and taking advantage of the melt. That 1902 Indian has some good detail. Are any of those pipes made of lead? I like all your notables and that gear in the other pic. When the ground freezes here I plan on putting some display frames together, gears like that are great for picture framed displays since they are thin.

Pretty sure the pipes are copper, not sure what they're from. My sis in law is into steampunk so she has asked me to save any little gears and such for her, but using them to embellish like you said sounds pretty cool.

I have 6 years worth of finds that I need to DO something with haha...this winter I'm going to try to make some displays too.

 

[CoilFisher]

I love that quarter. Would love to find one!

(I often wondered with such a short season you guys have--you probably have 3 x as much coins in the ground than those in South Eastern USA.)

 

[Z.K.]

Nice hunting. I love the bird piece.

 

[bonepicker]

Awesome Hunt. . Looks like you had a great day..

 

[Gridwalker306]

I love that quarter. Would love to find one!

(I often wondered with such a short season you guys have--you probably have 3 x as much coins in the ground than those in South Eastern USA.)

Thanks Coil. Usually I've got seven months to dig, wish it was longer. I'm in Saskatchewan, it's twice the size of Texas yet we have only one million people in the province. You guys can dig all year long and I'll bet there are still more coins in your dirt due to more population.

 

[Patriot Relics]

Not to shabby Mike- the brooch and bird thing are interesting. The IHP is just icing on the cake.