well at least I thought it was hunted out....lol
this is my aunt's house, I have tightly grided this yard in at least 4 different directions with my ace 250, and I have found a lot of stuff there over many, many trips there. Last trip there I walked away with not much of anything, that was with the ace 250..................
today I went back for the first time ever with my minelab X-70.........wow. Look at all the stuff I found in a 2 hour hunt. 5 more wheats, few modern pennies, large brass key, a token of some sort that says "Tested and Sealed Ohio"
all the wheats were 6+ inches deep, so maybe that is why the ace 250 did not get them?? the brass key was at least 8" deep, registered at 44-46, the ohio token was also a 44, I was hoping for a silver half dollar, but I think this is a cool find.
The X-70 justs blows away the ace 250, but that is to be expected it is 3 times the cost, I am just very impressed with this machine the more I use it.
goes to show a site is never hunted out
this is my aunt's house, I have tightly grided this yard in at least 4 different directions with my ace 250, and I have found a lot of stuff there over many, many trips there. Last trip there I walked away with not much of anything, that was with the ace 250..................
today I went back for the first time ever with my minelab X-70.........wow. Look at all the stuff I found in a 2 hour hunt. 5 more wheats, few modern pennies, large brass key, a token of some sort that says "Tested and Sealed Ohio"
all the wheats were 6+ inches deep, so maybe that is why the ace 250 did not get them?? the brass key was at least 8" deep, registered at 44-46, the ohio token was also a 44, I was hoping for a silver half dollar, but I think this is a cool find.
The X-70 justs blows away the ace 250, but that is to be expected it is 3 times the cost, I am just very impressed with this machine the more I use it.
goes to show a site is never hunted out
