Two days worth of finds.

[~MetalDigger~]

This is what I have found so far, 1 quarter, 1 dime, 5 pennys, the quarter is a 1966, and was between 2&3" deep, wich is not silver, but it gives me some indication the land has not been disterbed in a while. We live in a old trailer park, but I'm not shure it's age.

 

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[Burdie]

Nice variety of finds. I have had lots of days where I have found only junk. At least you found some interesting stuff.
Burdie

 

[muleskinner]

Looks like you've been to a couple of my spots! Don't stop now, there's still some pulltabs and a vintage sparkplug to find!

 

[Big_Digger]

how long did it take to find that stuff and what detector were you using goodhunting

 

[Big_Digger]

i mean hours sorry

 

[~MetalDigger~]

I'd say about 3-1/2 to 4 hours, I worked like 30 minutes at a time around the yard. the one triangle shape peice is copper, and it go to a saleen torch or a heavey cutting torch. The rest is not much good. be sides the clad, I hope to find enough money, and valueables to buy a higher end detector some day. But for now I'm tickled to have my Garrett Ace 250

 

[fd3615]

ace 250 is a great machine.. i have found many goodies with my sons.. and it sure beats swinging something heavy when you are park hunting.. or out for a quickie..

don't be fooled by those 1966's - and 3 inches could have been dropped last week.. if there is moisture a coin can sink fast depending on soil conditions. Ive found silver at 1 inch and recent clad as deep as 10 so you never know what a coin will do..

keep hunting.. good luck, and welcome to TN

 

[tymcmurray]

Keep at it. That clad adds up quickly.