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    A great friend and a great find

    Saturday afternoon found me in a wooded area here in Eastern Pennsylvania with a very special friend. He shared a spot with me that produced quite a few old coins. The 1909 O Barber dime was the first silver to pop up followed by the Seated Quarter and then the 1899 dime. The token is a good...
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    Hot Summer Silver

    With temperatures near 90 metal detecting probably wasn't on the the list of things to do today for most but I love the summer months and hunt when others stay inside. I went to an old ball field and spent a few hours there. Running the Andy S pattern and sens @ manual 27 did a nice job with...
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    Back to the old grove

    Hi All, I was able to get back to a wooded area I had hunted last year and saw an opportunity to scan a section that had been mashed down by all the recent heavy snow. It was a beautiful day today with temps close to 70. My totals for the day were the 2 Barbers, 3/4 of an Indian with no date...
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    Back to the Old Trolley Stop

    Went back to the area where I was last week in hopes of finding a few more goodies that may have been overlooked. The whole time I was there I didn't see anyone !! Guess they're all at the shore !! My tactic today was to go very slow, listen carefully to the threshold and adjust my patterns...
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    The Old Trolley Stop

    Drove the 20+ miles to get to the Soccer Field from Monday's hunt only to find about a hundred kids using the field so I had to go to Plan B. There is a an old trolley stop that I've hunted in the past with my Explorer II that was my backup but I didn't get there until after lunch. The last...
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    Soccer Field Silver

    A tip from a friend of mine found me standing on an old soccer field this morning. As soon as I fired up the E-Trac and noise cancelled I put the coil on the ground and got a 12-45 signal at 5 inches !! My first find today was the 44 Merc. Gotta love that! Most of the coins dug today were in...
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    Short hunt today

    Hi everyone!! I started out this morning thinking that it was going to be a normal detecting day but a family obligation cut my time down to a few hours. An hour into the hunt the E-Trac sounded off with a 12-45 signal at 5 inches and out popped the Merc. The 1900 V nickel was a nice find but...
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    Second visit to a new site

    The anticipation was high all week thinking about a return trip to a new site that I hunted briefly last Saturday. It gets you through a tough week. Something to look forward to!! The first thing that hit me when I arrived was the dramatic change from a week ago. The woods literally...
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    Hard work, Old silver

    I broke today's hunt into 2 parts. The morning was spent at a new area and after an hour or so of digging junk I wandered into a spot with just older coins. The 2 Mercs were found right away and then old nickels and Indians started to surface. Hopefully, a return visit next week will turn up...
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    Spent the day with a bunch of Indians

    Hi everyone! Last Saturday I had a run on Buffalo nickels and today it was Indians. Most were in the 12-33 to 12-38 range and the deepest one was around 9 inches. The Canadian dime in the photo has no date. I discovered that the date range on this coin is 1858-1901. The Canadian cent was...
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    Saturday, Silver, New Friend

    To me, Saturday is the best day of the week. I spend a large portion of it detecting and getting away from all the concerns of life. It's a reset button or just a way to decompress. I was only able to hunt a few hours last week so I'm going to combine today's totals with last week. I was...
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    Sunshine, Blue Skies and Silver

    Hi everyone! The day was perfect for detecting so I went back to the area where I found the Half Reale 2 weeks ago and just enjoyed the beautiful day. Spent the entire time hunting in TTF. Some of the targets were very deep and I tried switching the Recovery Fast and Recovery Deep on and off...
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    Only found 1 new coin today

    How many of you see the first coin found in a hunt as an indication of where the day is heading? I always hope for a wheaty or an Indian as a first coin. Today, my first coin was a Lincoln Memorial and (to me) that wasn't a good sign. I was in a wooded area that was heavily used over a long...
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    Back in the Groove

    The last few weekends here in Pa. have been snowy and cold. We had a break today with temps in the 40's and no snow on the ground. I went back to the wooded area where I found the Barber quarter 3 weeks ago and started with the Andy S pattern and TTF. The first signal was a 12-20 @ 4 inches that...
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    Saturday in the Park

    Hi all !! Today in eastern Pa. the weather was sunny and the temps were near 50 degrees. I decided to put the 8 inch DD coil from my Explorer II on the E-Trac and hunt a wooded area very thick with stickers and briar. I was running the Andy S program with the detector set for Multi-tone...
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    Shhhh-It's a secret

    I know I'm preaching to the choir, but hunting with an E-Trac in two tone ferrous is like have a secret weapon. I went to a wooded area that's been absolutely pounded and hunted it for a few hours in TTF. Everyone has all but given up on this area but take a look at the picture! Please don't...
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    Silver Trifecta

    Happy New Year to all! I spent this beautiful sunny day here in eastern Pennsylvania hunting an old Picnic Grove. The recent snow was all but gone and the ground was just right for easy digging. I found the 1911 Barber dime and the 1951 Roosevelt in the first 45 minutes of the hunt. This...
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