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Elizabeth I 1601 Irish penny.
- Thread starter JBM1
- Start date
bootyhoundpa
Well-known member
Nice patina too..
doc holiday232
New member
Nice--thanks for sharing.
Herb Jones
New member
did you question whether or not to dig it?
still looking 52
Well-known member
When you find a coin that old, you wish it could talk, what a history it would tell.
C
calabash digger
Guest
nice find! congrats
Thanks Guys,
To answer Herb Jones.
I use a XP Deus and a new programme from Gary the Deus master.
"Sifter" programme with a coil frequency set at 7 kHz.
The sound was just a positive whisper and the depth very surprising.
No numeric`s showing on the screen, but showing a reading of non-ferrous.
Sitting on a broken stone base where 15-17th century home buildings once stood.
Other finds and pottery also came to light.
Most of our guys are now using the Deus and the finds seem to just keep popping up.
Happy Hunting.Jerry.
To answer Herb Jones.
I use a XP Deus and a new programme from Gary the Deus master.
"Sifter" programme with a coil frequency set at 7 kHz.
The sound was just a positive whisper and the depth very surprising.
No numeric`s showing on the screen, but showing a reading of non-ferrous.
Sitting on a broken stone base where 15-17th century home buildings once stood.
Other finds and pottery also came to light.
Most of our guys are now using the Deus and the finds seem to just keep popping up.
Happy Hunting.Jerry.