bit of Aussie silver

[lazyaussie]

Got out & hit one of my faverate spots with my explorer ll & 15 inch wot coil. i started off by getting the usual bits of copper & brass then about 15 minits into the hunt i get a sweet signal with the cu serer sitting on the top right of the screen so i dig a nice wide plug then flip it over & sitting in the bottom of the hole is a 1936 sixpence "yes" first silver of the day.
For the next 1.5 hours all i found were two Penny's 1951-55 & a 1961 half penny then i get a deep bouncing signal with a few high tones so i dig a deep plug pop it over & the signal gets better so i dig down some more then more then out of the hole comes a awesome silver florin from 1943 what a way to end the day so off home i go to admire my finds & add them to the collection.
hope ya enjoyed the story i know i enjoyed living it
lazyaussie

 

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[crazyjarhead]

WTG on finding some "down under" aussie silver

 

[47thelement]

I'd have to dig really for to get those, come to think of it I don't my Ace 250 had tht kind of depth

 

[lazyaussie]

I'd have to dig really for to get those, come to think of it I don't my Ace 250 had tht kind of depth

don't under estermate the ace 250 i"v found a lot of old silver coins with mine at respectable depths just knock the senc up & run in A/M 7 dig a few more bouncy silver/iron signals.
lazyaussie

 

[Harry_Morant]

Nice ones - Aussie pre-decimals sites are great to find - the slower you go the better