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Unbelievable Deep Coin Retrieval

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ptdigger

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I had a great day of hunting yesterday see the post "Coin Junkie almost OD's".
 
Must have been there long enough to build up a good halo around it which amplified the signal. I'm guessing that the ground was optimal for detecting as well, i.e., a little moist but not soaking wet. Just my educated opinion.
 
Another Story For You

We were at a Old Park but had not realized there were area's that had Fill

If I had not watched it I would not have believed but The Husband dug down 18inches or more and found a Clad Quarter!

The only reason he bothered was because with a 11-47 number he was encouraged it had to be Good!
 
My trac reading did not go above 20 ferrous or below 40 conductive. I have it wrong in the original post.
 
Good dirt, Good Ground = Good deep targets !!!!
 
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