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My wife granted an afternoon detecting pass, Woohoo!...

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My wife granted an afternoon detecting pass today, as long as I went to a place where nobody could see me detecting on this second day of German/Catholic Christmas. So I went to a far out field where I didn
 
I am from the Ansbach area and was able to get permission to go out on Saturday to "try out the new DD 1400 coil" she got me for my MXT for Christmas. Well, the weather was so nice, I ended up staying out about 4 hours. She wasn't so happy with me when I got home but I had a great time. I found four early 1900's coins and a curious looking badge I haven't been able to identify.
 
Where do you hunt? I hunt mostly farm fields and occasionally hunt some forest areas but I don't think the XLT gets deep enough for the forests. I'm looking to buy a Fisher soon as they go really deep. Do you have access to any obstacle courses on the Army posts in your area? Ansbach is only about one hour away from me, I'm close to Grafenwoehr. Keep in touch Marc! HH, Mike
 
just curious what you have found. I found a Nurenberg 2 1/2 shilling silver hammered coin dated around 1495-1510 in my area about 4 weeks ago. My oldest coin is a 1305ish Bohemian Prager Groetschen. How is your German language skills? HH, Mike
 
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