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The Omega strikes again!

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jim tn

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It was already 86 degrees at 5:40 when I fired up the Omega this morning. I had decided on the way to the fields to re-hunt the corner that had yielded me 2 Seated dimes earlier. Although I had hunted it a couple of times from north, south and east west directions, this morning I went at different angles and ultimately came away with some keepers. My first good dug target was the 1910 V nickel. It was quite bouncy, but had some depth, 6," and was close to the nickel range, 54-60. Anyway, good enough to dig on this site. Shortly there after I dug the 44 holed Merc. at about 4." It was on edge and also a bit bouncy, 82-86. My next 2 good targets were the wheat cents. It wasn't until I hot home and after a water rinse that I realized one was a 1922 D. The other was a 1911. My last good target was the 1910 D Barber. This one sounded good all the way around and was between 6 and 7, " although also a bit bouncy. Our ground right now except in shaded areas and low spots is bone dry down to the 6-7" depth range. Which, I suspect, accounts for the more then usual bouncy numbers on the Omega. Per the norm when using the Omega on this site, 11" DD coil, 99 sen, 1 disc, d4 tones and gb of 64. Thanks for looking. HH jim tn
 
Way to go! That's some really nice finds.:beers:

If you tell me exactly where you found those finds, I'll go over the same ground to see if you left anything behind.:cool:

tabman
 
GREAT JOB JIM!!! Your persistence pays off, never hurts to change direction and detectors to see what happens!
HH
Terry

Note: MSG TO TABMAN: "LOCATION: FOUND IN THE GROUND!!!" HA HA
 
Terry/TN said:
GREAT JOB JIM!!! Your persistence pays off, never hurts to change direction and detectors to see what happens!
HH
Terry

Note: MSG TO TABMAN: "LOCATION: FOUND IN THE GROUND!!!" HA HA
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Terry, don't be giving away any secrets, because I don't need much info to figure it out.:)

tabman
 
don't drop it in the handicapped spot!
believe it or not,some "massholes" will park there anyway!
people got "grapes" in that state!,either that or they are just "obtuse!"
pick one! either way you would be correct!.(lol!)..just sayin'

(h.h.!)
j.t.
 
sweet barber jim! nice hunt!

(h.h.!)
j.t.
 
n/t
 
Um, Jim? Your Omega is running so hot it's starting to burn holes in your finds.:laugh: I tend to forget how hot summer can be when we're stuck in the middle of winter here.
 
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