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Spent 4 1/2 hours at the place i got the Standing liberty quarter the other day. first couple of hours got nothing back clad, pulltabs and bottle caps...moved on to the side of this 10-15 foot embankment that is all over grown with thorn bush's etc and it was pretty hard to swing the coil in there, but i got a good penny hit and pulled two wheats and a Buffalo out of the same hole,working my way left at 6 feet over got a 19 VDI and another buffalo...after finding nothing else to the left, i worked to the right of the first buffalo and at 10 feet from there i got another wheat and a third Buffalo. never got three buffalo's in a single hunt. worked my way down to the foot of the embankment and got a deep 87 VDI.... at 7" i got the 1943D Washington Quarter, (Yeah i rubbed it by accident!!)... rescanned the hole i got a 82 VDI and out came the 1938 Mercury... un-rubbed !!! thorns were really thick there so i worked my way back up and i got the top part of the Mr Boston whiskey bottle, (Kept the cap, looked cool)...midway up i got the very cool looking Eagle, looks to be it goes on top of a flag pole. on my way back to my car, i got a clad dime, and not a half a foot away i got the 1920 Mercury..what a day...my fore arm is killing me from swinging that heavy Eagle Spectrum around.. i let Wild Willie & Substation Fred hold it to compare it to their DFX's and they couldn't get over the weigh of it...,sorry about the long novel...but posting what i find and writting about it is part of Metal detecting. wouldn't you agree??
 

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don't rub your coins, it leaves scratches! nice finds!

HH
-GC
 
goldencoin said:
don't rub your coins, it leaves scratches! nice finds!

HH
-GC

I agree with you about not rubbing your silver coin finds in the field ~ but honestly it's not a big deal on these common date silver coins. They are gonna have problems just being in the ground ~ they won't be collector quality ~ a little rub won't hurt much. BUT, if it's a rare date or high grade coin DON'T RUB 'EM!!!

NICE FINDS MAN!
 
nice finds, see you were rewarded for hunting the tougher areas to detect that few others will spend the effort necessary to do so. congrats and hh
 
Nice finds,

The eagle is a good unit. My buddy swings one. I got a dfx but once you put the 1400 coil on it it's just as heavy.

HH Jer
 
Ricky1601 said:
nice finds, see you were rewarded for hunting the tougher areas to detect that few others will spend the effort necessary to do so. congrats and hh

Yup your right about it being a tougher area to hunt. i've been to this place many times and have brought Detecting friends there and that hill w/ thorns has never been MDed. most of the wheat's are from the low 1940's and one of the Buffalo's is a 1930. can get any date's off the other two buff's or the one i found there the other day. unless i use some Lime-away. think i'll just keep them the way they look..
 
gee rob!!!! how many years ya been tecting and you didnt know not to rub the coins. man good thing those guys told you :wink: since you hunt in those oh so tough areas well call you (BRAMBLE BOY) see you soon. willy
 

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