Looking like 40s this weekend. SEs running fine. Should bring home a colonial copper. Hope you guys get out.

[NH Bob]

n/t

 

[Brian(upstateNY)]

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[Eddie in Poulsbo]

I kind of have mixed emotions about your post as far as you saying that your SE is working fine. I'm assuming it's because some of the other SE owners have had some problems with their machines and so far you have no gliches, but I guess it's expected when a new machine comes out on the market. I wish you luck with your machine and hope you do well on your next hunt. HH.

Eddie

 

[Mike Bearden]

and getting colder by the hour. Hard freeze up on the mountain tonight, valleys too I suppose.
I hope we get some decent weather for the weekend too, have a honey hole I want to hit.

Good Luck

Mike

 

[TobyH]

...That's 40 degress+ CELSIUS!!! YIKES!

Yeah, yeah, I know ... "But it's a DRY heat!".

Supposed to be a bit hotter tomorrow.

Cheers,
Toby (retired)

 

[Frank in NH]

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[NH Bob]

Had some trouble when I first got it and come to find out it was more sensitive than my old Explorer II. With all the negative food I read my first thought was software problem.

 

[txbluesman]

It's going to be in the 50s here, so you find the copper and I'll find the silver! Good luck and happy hunting, NH Bob.

 

[txbluesman]

NH Bob,

Here is the silver from an old Army Airbase. Did you dig some coppers?

 

[James N.D.]

Nice finds. What is the year of the Wheat Penny on the bottom? It looks like a 1924. If it is, does it have the D mintmark on it? If it does, it is a Semi-Key date and worth a few bucks. Congrat's on those finds and Good Luck and HH.

 

[txbluesman]

1920 no mint mark.