I had to run to town to the auto parts store, figured I'd get in some detecting time, at a trashy park, so I grabbed the T2. Figured I'd find a little clad to offset my gas into town. We had 2" of rain the other day , so the soil was perfect. I started next to the tot lot border, found a few clads. I then hit a quieter good sounding signal. The signal was only was under about 50% of the coil, so it was small , or deep. I dug a plug, and removed some dirt, I still could get no signal on the pinpointer. I dug some more, and hit a root.
. I dug under the root and stuck the pinpointer under. It sounded off , so out came some more dirt. On my dirt pile, I saw a silver edge, and bingo.
At first I thought it was a standing Lib quarter, as I did not have my glasses along, but low and behold a Barber! Its been a few years since I dug one of these in a park. Depth was 7-8 ", sens at 70, disc at 70. Very productive 1.5 hours. I also picked up 15 clads. It was a good day in the Ozarks!
. I dug under the root and stuck the pinpointer under. It sounded off , so out came some more dirt. On my dirt pile, I saw a silver edge, and bingo. At first I thought it was a standing Lib quarter, as I did not have my glasses along, but low and behold a Barber! Its been a few years since I dug one of these in a park. Depth was 7-8 ", sens at 70, disc at 70. Very productive 1.5 hours. I also picked up 15 clads. It was a good day in the Ozarks!