You Just Never Know

[tabman]

I had two really good sites lined up to detect today and they both ended up being duds. One of them just didn't have anything good to find and the other one was a EMI and dog barking nightmare. I finally gave up and headed out to find another site.

The newly found site only produced a Rosie Dime, but while I was there I got permission to do the yard next door where I managed to find Washington quarter. Being pretty wore out doing so much swinging on non-productive sites, I decided to head for home.

On my way home I spotted a grassy area between a curb and sidewalk that I thought looked good. I only managed to get one good target, a 1936 Washington quarter. It gave a funky audio response and ID numbers, but still good enough to dig. It had some rusty iron laying next to it.

I ended the day up with 3 silver coins, 6 wheat pennies and around $5 dollars in clad coins.

tabman

 

[tabman]

Great Recoveries.

"2 inch long handle" I need one.

Cool the you got stuff with the F 75 & the Deus.

Thanks! The hand trowel was originally 2" x 18" before I modified it with a t-handle to make digging even easier. I can dig a deep hole without having to make it all that wide. I love this digger so much that I have several of them.

tabman

 

[Calabash Digger]

the silver king has struck!

 

[sutphin]

NICE FINDS

 

[Davers]

Thanks! The hand trowel was originally 2" x 18" before I modified with it a t-handle to make digging even easier. I can dig a deep hole without having to make it all that wide. I love this digger so much that I have several of them.

tabman

Bet you can Pin-point with your machine's like a master.

 

[washingtonian jr]

I'd take 3 silvers in a day any day! Good hunt