against the wind
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- Port Allegheny, Pennsylvania
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- E-trac, Excalibur, XP Deus, & CTX 3030.
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
I hit a park yesterday that has always produced an abundance of nickels. This park has a tremendous amount of history. It opened in the 1860's.
Most of the guys that hunt this location focus on deep targets. I'm talking, 7, or 8 inches, or deeper. The popular weapon of choice is the CTX with a few guys starting to try the DEUS. My selection yesterday was the CTX.
I was definitely watching for targets at the 7 or 8 inch depth but the majority were around 3 or 4 inches with a few surface coins retrieved. I did get 2 wheat pennies that were around 7 inches deep, but again, with the exception of a 1919, and a 1924, most were about 4 inches deep.
I ended up with a 120 coin day and a silver ring. The ring is a little different because the .925 stamp is on the outside of the band. I hadn't gotten out because of the weather so yesterday's hunt was a long one. (9 hours). Hope everyone else had a good weekend.








Most of the guys that hunt this location focus on deep targets. I'm talking, 7, or 8 inches, or deeper. The popular weapon of choice is the CTX with a few guys starting to try the DEUS. My selection yesterday was the CTX.
I was definitely watching for targets at the 7 or 8 inch depth but the majority were around 3 or 4 inches with a few surface coins retrieved. I did get 2 wheat pennies that were around 7 inches deep, but again, with the exception of a 1919, and a 1924, most were about 4 inches deep.
I ended up with a 120 coin day and a silver ring. The ring is a little different because the .925 stamp is on the outside of the band. I hadn't gotten out because of the weather so yesterday's hunt was a long one. (9 hours). Hope everyone else had a good weekend.








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