More Deus Silver today

[DukeOBass]

This is the first work day that I have been retired. Went out for an early morning walk and then off to some detecting. I dug $2.71 in clad (51 cents in pennies!)

[size=large]1918D and 1942 Mercs[/size]

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[size=large]1898 Indian and 1916, 1917 and 1926 Wheaties[/size]
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[samandnoah]

Congrats on the retirement and the great finds. Nice way to kick off this new start.
Rich

 

[Jeff in Pa]

Nice finds Duke!!

Would this be an area that you hunted previously with another machine?

 

[DukeOBass]

No. I asked permission when they were holding a yard sale. I think it was last Saturday. It's a very small side yard but was loaded with targets. I did half of it while they were having their yard sale and the other half this morning.

 

[CZconnoisseur]

Another round of great finds!

What were your settings?

 

[DukeOBass]

I'm running Basic 2 at 4kHz, reactivity of 1, silencer at 0 and Multitones. The good target really scream when I pass over them.

 

[Ism]

Every year the retirement bug gets stronger.
Tell myself that I will detect every day but lately I just haven't wanted to detect in the morning when I usually go.
Then I come here and see posts like yours and they inspire me to get back out there.
Thanks for posting your great finds. Congrats on your freedom from work prison.

 

[DukeOBass]

I decided that life is too short and that God does not guarantee any of us that we will have a tomorrow on this earth. No amount of money or benefits were worth the life I lost chained to human employment. I'm 57 years old, in good health and active. I'm made up my mind I was going to enjoy life to the fullest everyday until my final breath. If I need to, I can collect from my 401K now and Social Security at age 62. Until I need to do that I'll leave it alone.

 

[Big Boys Hobbies]

Always love the silver!

 

[D&P-OR]

Good for you Duke & congrats on your early retirement.----Your first sentence is (especially) SUCH a good point!----My wife & I were able to retire at the same time.----I was 59 when we retired (am going on 76 now) and neither of us have regretted taking early retirement for one second.---We have so many wonderful memories that nobody can take away from us.-----I always tell anyone that will listen----"retire as early as you are financially able to".---It does take some planning & responsibility for most of us----but it (early retirement) is WELL WORTH IT.------------Del

I decided that life is too short and that God does not guarantee any of us that we will have a tomorrow on this earth. No amount of money or benefits were worth the life I lost chained to human employment. I'm 57 years old, in good health and active. I'm made up my mind I was going to enjoy life to the fullest everyday until my final breath. If I need to, I can collect from my 401K now and Social Security at age 62. Until I need to do that I'll leave it alone.

 

[DukeOBass]

Thanks Del! I appreciate your response to my post and I hope you and your wife have many more and all healthy years to look forward to!