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New t2 classic finds silver

toddsant

New member
I did a 3 hour hunt on my neighbors 525 acre property. I hit a overgrown area next to a sulfer spring , known to have been a pre 1920's park and a onetime gypsy camp.
Well this field is fenced and cross fenced and is one of the few areas that the landowner does not cut for hay, so grass is really high in some places it is taller than my 6'1" tall frame.
I fought thru the taller grassy areas to get to small patches that allowed me the slightest swing of the coil.I dug about a half dozen targets - the usual screw top, foil lids, and crushed tin cans were all mine.
Moving closer to the creek by a huge pecan tree , I got a solid 81 reading from all directions of swing, 5 inches down I found a really nice 1924 mercury dime with no mint mark.
Learning the t2 is pretty cool, several times I passed my shovel over the coil to make sure the detector was on because it was running sooooo quiet! And I was running at 90 sens and disc 5. The new software in the re-released t2 is on a whole new level of stability. In another part of the property because the detector was dialed up so hot- I found myself chasing the smallest bits of lead , about the size of an pencil eraser head, that was pretty frustrating. But it is my 3rd silver dime in 2;weeks from this property so I will take it.
 
Nice, thanks for the story. I just added a T2 Classic to my arsenal. I am loving it so far, no silver yet but I am hopeful! I have been hitting the parks to learn the machine, but can not wait to take it up to my old 1800s sites and try out the iron audio and maybe pull some old coins from the nails.
 
Yes fish that will be a great hunt for you, I need to get the 5" DD coil now because in some areas the 11" is just to darn large to be really effective in the mail beds I have been detecting in. Good luck
 
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