Multiple Silver, Indians, and tons of wheats

[Goes4ever]

Today I finally got the chance to re-hunt my cousins late 1800s home. I hunted this yard 3 yrs ago with my ace 250. This yard is really small, in town. And I simply cannot believe I could have missed all this stuff....lol

I guess the etrac really is that good! Anyhow I got 4 silver, 2 rosies, one 1937 Merc and a 1942 quarter. 2 indians 1880 and 1904. ......21 wheats. Only dug 3 clad coins, they were nickels. I did not find any old nickels even though I dug all nickel signals. The 1966 senior charm was from this yard as well.

After I felt I had this yard fairly picked over, I went back to a sidewalk tearout I started yesterday. Unfortunately the city dug TOO deep and signals were almost non existant. I managed 1 wheat to make a total of 22 wheats today, and I found my 3rd indian for the day, 1867....wouldn't you know it, someone gouged a hole right in the middle of it!

Also got the good luck token, and the 4 cent token. I found it is from Van Wert Packing Co.

 

[NebTrac]

Terry. I must say you've hit this year running on all cylinders man! Congratulations on a lot of old coins. 22 wheats in one day is outstanding! Thanks for the story and the pictures.

NebTrac

 

[CBAILEY IN GA]

very nice finds and pictures Terry. Silver, a bunch of wheat and 3 indians is a great day anywhere. Craig

 

[LabradorBob]

Wow,Congrats on an outstanding day!

LabradorBob

 

[moose]

You must still have a smile ear to ear !! Excellent finds. Thank you for sharing.

 

[Hawkeye Jim]

Wow...........you had a super day Goes!!! HH --- Hawkeye Jim.

 

[smkunder]

Nice diggin, those are the kind of days we all live for. Congrats on the finds.

 

[wvrick]

Really Nice Finds! Congratulations!

 

[Idaho PRB]

Holy Smokes! Now that is a great day Awesome.........

 

[DrBobinMO]

I can't believe the Garrett missed all that... I'm shocked Seriously though, that sure looked to be a fun and productive hunt. Congrats!!!




BTW, I'm not a basher, as i have an Ace 250 in my garage. My daughter uses it. Great coin machine for kids, it just isn't going to pull coins out like an E-trac.

 

[Goes4ever]

and these coins were NOT deep at all, deepest was MAYBE 5-6 inches. It is just that the etrac is way better at separation. WAY better!

 

[utahshovelhead]

Now I know why your so dang lucky...you got the lucky charm!

 

[Bell-Two]

As Ronny Reagan used to say "There you go again!" and you do go...sort of Goes4ever! Congratulations on a great day, did you get a video of it?

 

[Goes4ever]

As Ronny Reagan used to say "There you go again!" and you do go...sort of Goes4ever! Congratulations on a great day, did you get a video of it?

Tony I took my camera but was getting so many targets so fast, I didn't want to take time to stop and video!

 

[UtahRich]

Now that is a great day!

The right tool in the hands of the right person . . . . . .


Rich (Utah)

 

[Gonehunting]

Wow those are the days we all hope for.. Congrats and tokens, silver and all....

 

[maddogusmc]

Way to go dude, awesome finds!

 

[Digger]

Congrats on a great hunt. Always nice to go back to spots we've hunted in the past and find more goodies. There is no doubt in my mind that the E-TRAC is capable of pulling out coins that you missed with your Ace 250. But giving credit where credit is due....... you're a much improved hunter than you were when you were using the Ace 250. Hit that yard again when you get a chance. If there is one thing I've learned in my years of detecting, you'll never get them all. By going back over the same area with a different detector (or at least a different coil), I'm amazed at what I've left in the ground on previous visits. JMHO HH Randy

 

[Cladiator (OR)]

Fantastic day, congratulations! Thanks for the pictures and story.

 

[iskirkra]

What a day Terry, that is inspiring as always. You take the best pictures as well. Thanks for sharing. -- Randy