Ohio Coinhunter
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Hello all,
I don't want to disclose any details as this site is VIRGIN! The owner informed that no one has ever asked to or has hunted this site af far as he knows. Active from mid 1890's to 1956. Church picnics, baseball games and more. All I can say is WOW! My first scouting hunt yielded 32 coins. 7 Silver, 4 Buffaloes (Gotta clean um to get the dates, 3 Indians (1903 and 2 1907's) and 18 Wheats all dated from the Teens thru the 1920's! The newest silver was a mint 1940 Merc. 1st hunt lasted just under 2 hours. I'm going back and systematically gridding the area and plan to spend my summer exclusively at this site as there is a bit of terrotory to cover.
I'm running the DFX with 10" D2 coil. All were found using Best Data - Accepting - 35 to +94, PAG 3, AC 65, DC 40. Some Wheats and dimes were at the 6" to 8"range. Most at 5" +. The deep ones would'nt even activate the Signagraph. I'd get VDI's bouncing in the 80's and dig. I'm going to set up a 3 kHz program and see how that works. More later.... Thanks for looking.
Jim
I don't want to disclose any details as this site is VIRGIN! The owner informed that no one has ever asked to or has hunted this site af far as he knows. Active from mid 1890's to 1956. Church picnics, baseball games and more. All I can say is WOW! My first scouting hunt yielded 32 coins. 7 Silver, 4 Buffaloes (Gotta clean um to get the dates, 3 Indians (1903 and 2 1907's) and 18 Wheats all dated from the Teens thru the 1920's! The newest silver was a mint 1940 Merc. 1st hunt lasted just under 2 hours. I'm going back and systematically gridding the area and plan to spend my summer exclusively at this site as there is a bit of terrotory to cover.
I'm running the DFX with 10" D2 coil. All were found using Best Data - Accepting - 35 to +94, PAG 3, AC 65, DC 40. Some Wheats and dimes were at the 6" to 8"range. Most at 5" +. The deep ones would'nt even activate the Signagraph. I'd get VDI's bouncing in the 80's and dig. I'm going to set up a 3 kHz program and see how that works. More later.... Thanks for looking.
Jim