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Workman Finds Gold in 1935 Sydney
- Thread starter jeff of pa
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Chilli
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Most M/lab PIs....
It makes one wonder when detecting and discriminating if they have ever rejected anything like that over the years. 🫤
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Yea I Agree ! Rotted Tin Can Cause all kinds Of Nulls , Break-ups
& general Ground Balance Issues that will Chase 99% of detectorists to another Area to Hunt ! I Know I have moved on Occasion because of Mass Rotted tin Bits .
Once it was a Tobacco Tin ! After digging a Broken Signal, I Dug A Half a Couple Pennies
and Bits of Tin, I Stood up & Got a Null so I left happy, next trip I hit the same spot and found this
Was definitely a Cache in a Tobacco Tin.
No idea if it was an Intentionally Buried Cache
Or Lost Pocket Cache that Rotted with Age
& general Ground Balance Issues that will Chase 99% of detectorists to another Area to Hunt ! I Know I have moved on Occasion because of Mass Rotted tin Bits .
Once it was a Tobacco Tin ! After digging a Broken Signal, I Dug A Half a Couple Pennies
and Bits of Tin, I Stood up & Got a Null so I left happy, next trip I hit the same spot and found this
Was definitely a Cache in a Tobacco Tin.
No idea if it was an Intentionally Buried Cache
Or Lost Pocket Cache that Rotted with Age
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it's also Easy To Knock out Gold Coins & Tin By Avoiding Aluminum.
Tin & Gold is a Double Wammy !
Tin & Gold is a Double Wammy !
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