Good to get out today's finds

[Ron from Michigan]

During my search noticed the first penny was encrusted in green which was a plain 1919 the other two pennies were encrusted also and thought they were going to be wheat's but were Lincolns. All these coin were 8-9 inches deep. The brass button came in as a nickel signal has an airplane on it so it isn't too old. Good to get out in the park. HH Ron

 

[fwcrawford]

I have found quite a few 1919 wheat pennies for some reason.
I can't make out the button.. is there anything design on it?

 

[Ron from Michigan]

Felix looks like an airplane possible Spirit of Saint Louis so not that old. Out yesterday same park brief search clad and a 1929 plain Wheat. Usually with a deep signal I'll use pinpoint to see if the target location moves. The center of the target moved at least 5 inches and this should be a no dig move on, instead back to disc got a 177-176 too good to pass and I was surprised when the green crusted wheat was recovered. I guess sometimes good targets can be recovered when the target location changes in pinpoint. A short search is much better than none. HH Ron

 

[fwcrawford]

That is Interesting about the target pinpointing at that distance and being a good target.
Makes me wonder how many signals like that I have passed over.
Wonder if it was not laying flat , but angled or on end?

 

[Ron from Michigan]

Felix I think you may be correct a coin on edge could throw the disc location. HH Ron