2 more from the Farm

[shooter]

1904 IH 6"s Down IDed at 57 A/M, SEN 85, Threshold -3,BP Process
1944 Silver Quarter 10" Down IDed 83 A/M, SEN 85, Threshold -3, BP Process

Still get them. The last 8 IH's I got at the farm all IDed between 53-58 some where deep and some shallow but none of them IDed near what the book calls for, might want to remember that when thinking "Should I or Should I not" I know I just dig them now.

The quarter came in rock solid and the 10" was right on the money, never wavered or jumped around, thought at that depth it would have been a Seated or at least a Barber but the Washington throw me. Had an 80 signal that before the quarter that said 13"s dug till about 9" and couldn't pick it up even with the pin/pointer, but when I filled it back in It was still there 4 bars on the CON. Thought about it later and went back but it was almost totally dark and couldn't find the spot again but going back for it tomorrow.

Have to find a better way to take these pic's any ideas or maybe you have a good setup.

 

[matthias]

Nice! HH. Matt

 

[marcomo]

That's a sweet injun! Nice job and the pics are just fine.

You make a good point about digging those zinc targets in areas with older coins. Your ID's actually are the norm for Indians and many older wheaties, both of which will usually ID in or close to the zinc range.

In areas without older coins, gold rings can be in the zinc range too. When you find one, it makes up for all those bumpy grubby zincers...

 

[shooter]

Thanks for the Info.

 

[DocBars]

nice finds