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1857 Seated Quarter - Thanks Andy Sabisch

sd51

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Found this 1857 Seated Quarter today at a permission site. I attended Andy Sabisch's Minelab Bootcamp in 2017 here in Michigan and the class definitely paid off. I use Andy's pattern and also purchased the 8x6 Detech coil from him. The quarter was down ten inches and the E-TRAC pretty much locked onto a "46" for the Conductive number but the Ferrous number jumped from "12" all the up to "22" just as Andy said it would with a coin that deep.

Thanks Andy and Charlene for a great day of learning the E-TRAC!
 
That is a very sharp seated quarter. Congrats and well done.
Dave

sd51 said:
Found this 1857 Seated Quarter today at a permission site. I attended Andy Sabisch's Minelab Bootcamp in 2017 here in Michigan and the class definitely paid off. I use Andy's pattern and also purchased the 8x6 Detech coil from him. The quarter was down ten inches and the E-TRAC pretty much locked onto a "46" for the Conductive number but the Ferrous number jumped from "12" all the up to "22" just as Andy said it would with a coin that deep.

Thanks Andy and Charlene for a great day of learning the E-TRAC!
 
WTG on a fantastic find !
You shouldn't sell yourself short though cause I feel sure you would have dug a high tone with a 46 conductive and a bouncing ferrous without being told ..
I'm definitely no expert but I dig a lot of iffy numbers with squeaky high tones and it pays off more than you think and I didn't go to a bootcamp ..
 
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