This Morning E-Trac 1887 V Nickel * Sidewalk Tear Out *

[masterjedi]

This Morning New E-Trac * 1887 V Nickel * Sidewalk Tear Out *

I got a new E-trac yesterday and took it out for a few minutes last night and then again this morning. Its like 90-100 degrees here now... I love this thing!
I was driving to an old armory here in my town and saw a piece of side walk in the old part of our town that was torn out. I stopped and whipped out the new E-Trac and quickly went over this small old area. I found a few misc items and then a very crusty nickel. It rang up a solid 12/12 on the E-Trac. Got it home (very, very crusty) but can see that it is a V nickel dated 1887... Sweet!

Gary from Oregon...

 

[G.I.B.]

Way to be prepared for greatness!

 

[Old Dude]

Great find with your new machine. Hope it's the first of many. I have not done a sidewalk tear out yet.

 

[masterjedi]

Great find with your new machine. Hope it's the first of many. I have not done a sidewalk tear out yet.

Thanks Old Dude - - I had not either but have always wanted to. This was a very small section torn out but I could not resist not trying it. It paid off...!

 

[sutphin]

MASTER JEDI I SEE THE FORCE HAS BEEN GOOD TO YOU , NICE OLD COIN......

 

[cjon455]

nice V, good job hitting the tear out

youre gonna love that etrac!!!

 

[JackalopeZL1]

Good way to start with the Etrac

 

[masterjedi]

nice V, good job hitting the tear out

youre gonna love that etrac!!!

Thanks cjon455 - - I have only used it for like 2 hours and I think I already love it..

 

[cjon455]

Check youtube for Andy sabisch coin mode, trust me it's freakin awesome!

 

[basque-man]

That's so cool. Nice save.

 

[Loco-Digger]

Thats being opportunistic on a quick hunt. Looks like it really paid off.

 

[masterjedi]

Check youtube for Andy sabisch coin mode, trust me it's freakin awesome!

I have been reading his book and now will check out YouTube . Thanks for the tip!

 

[masterjedi]

That's being opportunistic on a quick hunt. Looks like it really paid off. :thumbs up:

Thanks Loco-Digger -- I always have my gear in my truck just in case...