N2Treasure
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Coming along with the trac....22 silver for the month including Franklin half, four quarters (one SLQ) rest in dimes, 5 Indians a huge 50c token, sterling silver baby fork dated 1910, silver ring, Captain Midnight Membership coin from 1940 and tons of wheats and clad. I think my greatest triumph was when I was rogue hunting a block long vacant lot. It was hot and humid but had just rained and cleared back up. I got this quirky signal out in the middle of the lot that made me stop to investigate. It had some depth to it and there was a dead null but a slight twinkle off the null to the left. I worked this "twinkle" for a bit and the CO stayed on 47. I even tried to pinpoint the twinkle and it kept wanting to pinpoint to the null on the right. Any other day I might have moved on because the signal was rather iffy. I was thinking that this might be a tweak off the iron and almost moved on but it had just enough a quality of sound and the CO stayed at 47. Since it wouldn't let me pinpoint, I did the criss cross pinpoint and used my best guesstimate to find center. I dug about a 7" plug and got out the X-1. Null was still to the right about 3:00 in the hole but the most beautiful sound at 12:00. One more little dig and out pops a 1945 Silver Washington. Of course I am so amazed at the events that just took place, I threw off the headphones and headed to the car for a drink of water. I have used the EX2 since 2006 and like that machine immensly.....BUT.....I have a new found respect for the awesome abilities of the Trac....TOTALLY AMAZING!
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Thanks for the story! Everybit of education we can get on this forum makes us all better hunters!!