The Old Field, Quattro and Me!

[Professor of Engineering]

Hello Everyone,

Today I hunted a field not far from the college that in the past, has produced a few old coins. The ground was a bit tough, but the Raptor 25 C pushed through the “slightly frozen” ground. After a 2 plus hour hunt only two old coins were recovered from the cold dank soil: toasted 1897 V-Nickel and toasted 1903 Indian Head cent. Today, I used the Minelab Quattro with a Sun Ray 8” coil and a “special” coin discrimination program to allow only nickels and higher toned coins, just for fun.

Thanks for looking,

GL & HH

Doc

 

[tabman]

I figured it would be froze over up north. It looks like your special program did its job. Big Congrats!

tabman

 

[trapperart]

Congrats on the 2 keepers

 

[Loco-Digger]

You did good with today's set up. Congrats on another 2 keepers Doc.

 

[Chizzy]

Good job cutting through the icy soils for those keepers, Doc..........

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Hello Tabman,

Not yet, but if the weather gets too cold, most of us move into the woods and hunt old cellar holes. For the most part, you can hunt all year baring any large accumulation of snow since the woods do not freeze like the dirt.

Regards,

Doc

 

[BTV Digger]

Hey, two old coins in MA in late December is a good day for most. Congrats on getting out and finding a few oldies.

John

 

[treblehunter]

Congrats on those two keeper, nice work.

 

[park pirate]

Awesome..

 

[Tommy G]

Congrats on the two coins, and the new set up.

 

[VOL1266-X]

Looks good Prof! Glad you got out. More coins to come from the field. HH, Q.

 

[Msbeepbeep]

Nice saves for late December!
Congrats!

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