mhess22
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- Joined
- Apr 24, 2007
- Messages
- 148
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- Location
- Upstate New York
- Detector(s) used
- Minelab Equinox 800
White's Spectra V3i
White's Bullseye TRX Pinpointer
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Spent 4 hours out with the Equinox 800 today trying to learn the machine on an old ski slope. First target I dug was a 1958 nickel. (My first nickel with the Nox.) Right after that I had an unusual find for a ski slope, I dug a small fishing spinner spoon and a lead split shot sinker!
About 20 minutes later by the side of the slope, I got a steady 27 reading on the 800 and was optimistic about the odds of the target being a silver dime. Sure enough, out pops a 1954 Roosie! On a second check of the hole, I get a steady 32 single about 4 inches away and out pops a 1956 Washington quarter. About 6 inches from that target, another 32 and another Washington (1947). This was my first silver pocket spill and it made my day!
I spent a couple more hours hunting and managed a handful of clad, lots of broken ski parts, a 1920 wheaties, and a pile of keys. All in all, a great day out!

About 20 minutes later by the side of the slope, I got a steady 27 reading on the 800 and was optimistic about the odds of the target being a silver dime. Sure enough, out pops a 1954 Roosie! On a second check of the hole, I get a steady 32 single about 4 inches away and out pops a 1956 Washington quarter. About 6 inches from that target, another 32 and another Washington (1947). This was my first silver pocket spill and it made my day!
I spent a couple more hours hunting and managed a handful of clad, lots of broken ski parts, a 1920 wheaties, and a pile of keys. All in all, a great day out!

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