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Change of pace with the Omega

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jim tn

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Grabbed the Omega this morning with the 5" coil intact and headed out early to ye ole housing site. Hadn't been there for a while and hadn't done any serious swinging with the Omega since early fall. Both did good. The site was in a giving mood and the Omega was telling me she didn't want to just set and collect dust again and did some nice sniffing among all the trash along the foundations I was hunting. The sterling ring was one of those targets that one wonders how it ever got missed. Just a nice good high tone and silver reading at a 4" depth. Nothing within a foot of it. The 54d Washington and 28s Merc. were in the same hole co-located with a piece of iron. The mangled gold ring is marked 14k and cleaned up well, but my wife says it is suspect. All I can say is it looked darn good to me coming out of the dirt. The other ring came out of a curb strip from about an inch deep, but not marked and probably a fairly recent drop. I have found a couple others just like it in school yards. It was a zinc tone and reading. The wheatie is a 16d. I was running disc. 1, sen. 99, d3 tones and g b of 64. HH jim tn
 
Well done. 3 rings in a day, some beach hunters don't do that well. and 2 silver coins days don't happen very often either. WTG.
 
Nice score I have been itching to find more gold, digging all those pull tabs. Still looking for my first silver coin as well. Keep it up!
 
n/t
 
Thanks guys. caleb, the Omega loves coins, as I'm sure you know. If there is silver in your sites, the Omega will sniff it out. I probably miss plenty of gold as I am not a "dig it all" hunter, but if a piece is in the nickel or zinc range I have a shot at it. Good hunting everyone. HH jim tn
 
Yeah! What Dave said! :clapping: I wonder how you, a seemingly silver coin targeter, manage to find gold at all...must have some sort of spidey sense or something
Mud.
 
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