I was hunting a trail in the woods above a creek. The SEF 8x6 was attached with the sensitivity set at 18. I retrieved a nickel that gave a solid 13, two twenty gauge caps, a vaccination tag, and a 1954 Rosie. The nickel turned out the be a 1941. It is very corroded. The Rosie is my first silver with the Safari. It read as 38 with a clear, repeatable signal. The depth was only about an inch and a half.
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Short hunt yields first Safari silver...
- Thread starter markinga
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shortcut1224
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Good hunt! Now you found the first one the rest will follow.
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Goldstrike
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Sorry Markinga! Yes, great finds and a nice Rosie dime
Many of us read the posts and leave it at that. We all could at least give a little more encouragement and especially in this case because this is your first silver find WTG!!!
Many of us read the posts and leave it at that. We all could at least give a little more encouragement and especially in this case because this is your first silver find WTG!!!