Met up with Four George's

[Coin Rescue Inc]

Had a bit of luck this evening with the F75.
Tried a new area to look for surface drops.
Used the 5" coil, sensitivity 35, descrimination 0, no notch, 3H, DE.
After finding a surface clad dime and not much for 10 minutes, I Hit a spot were I was getting a 80 to 90 ID and some grunts that was showing 7" of depth so I said what the heck let's look. 90 ID's never turn out so well.
I eventually pulled out a 57 quarter. Filled the hole and swung over it again and was still getting the high tone. I opened up the plug again and off to the did was a 41 quarter.
Later before leaving I aimed for the same area from the opposite direction but this time I had the power turned up some to 60 and was using Delta pitch. About a foot away I got a 85 hit. Made a new hole and pulled another quarter. I filled the hole and swung the area again and got another hit inches way. Out popped the 4th silver quarter.
I like this sport!

 

[zeekeys]

That is some good detecting. Great job on uncovering some great finds.......Z.

 

[jim tn]

4 of a kind! Mighty fine digging. HH jim tn

 

[IBdiggin]

That really pops my cork there CR. Still waiting for my first. Our area has dimes but seems to be void of the silver quarters and halves. Those are real beauts.--IB

 

[still looking 52]

Now that's what I call one find day of metal hunting! I've dreamed about finding silver pocket spills but never found one. Love to hear about hunts like that, keeps the fire burning for us silver hunters.

 

[WV62]

Yep that is a fine days hunting, I think you should work it a couple more times with that 5" and then go back with the 11"DD and get those silver half $ bing mask by those pesky quarters.

Good luck,

Ron in WV