FooserPaul
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Hello all!
I headed out to a site tonight that I have been at twice before... The site is a stand alone building built in the late 20's and farm land before that...
The pervious 2 hunts yielded 15-20 wheaties... a 1943 Huge Austrailian Penny... and 1944 Mercury Dime... Its about 3 acres... 1/2 of that being pretty grown over and can't swing there a lot... Late in the fall perhaps
The pervious hunts I used the 10X12 SEF.... Today I decided to use the 6X8 SEF as the targets I had recoverd were not over 6"...
Today started slow... I got 4 wheats in the first 15 minutes then quiet for over the next 30-45 minutes... a wheat here and there...
Then I got a rough nickle signal @ 3-4"... Out popped the 1936 Buffalo... 5 minutes later... a no-dater buffalo...
The last No-Dater Buffalo came in towards the end of the hunt...
Next up was a 1953 D Roosevelt Silver Dime...
The next Signal as a 12/29 in all directions... I was thinking token or... *shrug* I was not expecting this small silver coin...
1873 Silver 20 Pfennig...
Next coin out was a 1941 Silver Mercury Dime...
I got a iffy 12/42 12/46 signal @ 6-8" range... When I went to pin point the target is locked onto a 12/15 a few inches away that turned out to be a kids hair baret... Once I popped that out the 12/42 12/46 was a little more pronounced but not a banging signal... but enough to investigate and dig....
I was not expecting an 1810 Half Cent!
There was a total of 10 wheats in the mix...
You can see how small that 1873 German Coin is...
I had a great time... only one older Jeffereson in the mix, but all of the rest were keepers...
HH!
Paul
I headed out to a site tonight that I have been at twice before... The site is a stand alone building built in the late 20's and farm land before that...
The pervious 2 hunts yielded 15-20 wheaties... a 1943 Huge Austrailian Penny... and 1944 Mercury Dime... Its about 3 acres... 1/2 of that being pretty grown over and can't swing there a lot... Late in the fall perhaps
The pervious hunts I used the 10X12 SEF.... Today I decided to use the 6X8 SEF as the targets I had recoverd were not over 6"...
Today started slow... I got 4 wheats in the first 15 minutes then quiet for over the next 30-45 minutes... a wheat here and there...
Then I got a rough nickle signal @ 3-4"... Out popped the 1936 Buffalo... 5 minutes later... a no-dater buffalo...
The last No-Dater Buffalo came in towards the end of the hunt...
Next up was a 1953 D Roosevelt Silver Dime...
The next Signal as a 12/29 in all directions... I was thinking token or... *shrug* I was not expecting this small silver coin...
1873 Silver 20 Pfennig...
Next coin out was a 1941 Silver Mercury Dime...
I got a iffy 12/42 12/46 signal @ 6-8" range... When I went to pin point the target is locked onto a 12/15 a few inches away that turned out to be a kids hair baret... Once I popped that out the 12/42 12/46 was a little more pronounced but not a banging signal... but enough to investigate and dig....
I was not expecting an 1810 Half Cent!
There was a total of 10 wheats in the mix...
You can see how small that 1873 German Coin is...
I had a great time... only one older Jeffereson in the mix, but all of the rest were keepers...
HH!
Paul
WTG 
