I dug up just under six dollars. Also got some vintage items.
I used to save shotgun shells and make rings out of them. The brass shines up real nice.
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Out Coin Shooting In A Park Today
- Thread starter John-Edmonton
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I dug up just under six dollars. Also got some vintage items.
I used to save shotgun shells and make rings out of them. The brass shines up real nice.
Well, I was searching for coins, and it really didn't have any issues in my location. The area has been hit hard my many other seasoned metal detectorists, yet I still managed to isolate some good targets amongst the trash. There were a lot of bottle caps, in their final stage of rusting. I used my stomping method on them on several occasions, in which case the ID actually improved and it turned out to be a coin. There will always be situations where masking will influence the ability to change a targets id, and in the worst case, even cover up a signal. That's why it's always recommended to run the search coil over a target in different directions if you get some good sounding chirps.