More Silver

[Clark-NY]

Today at the fairgrounds I switched from using the 10" and 8" coil to the 5" accelerator .
You cant cover a lot of ground with this coil but it picks the goodies out very well. My first silver find was the 1916 merc ( I tried to wish a d on it before I turned it over) And with my luck it wasn't to be.
The next Silver Hit at 6" was the 1918 standing Quarter. Good visible date on it and better than the pic shows
Then I picked up a Rosie to top of the day.
Indian heads are 1887 - 1900 - 1908
Wheat's 40 - 44 - 41- 16 - 25
And a silver ring !
Then a thin copper disc the same size as a penny that is flat on both sides

 

[zerokelvin]

Very nice! How was the depth with the 5" as I have it as well but havent used it yet........

 

[Clark-NY]

The deepest target I dug was the quarter at 6" there But it hit rock solid. The ground at the fairgrounds is nothing but rock down 2 inches and most of the coins are 2 to 4 inches surrounded with trash. I have dug large cents, 2 centers, seated, barbers, and indians all in that depth. I dont think my explorer is ever quiet when I am swinging it there.
I have owned this coil a year and it is the second time I have used it. I plan on using it a lot more in the future.