tabman
Bronze Member
It was spitting rain early this morning, but I decided to give it a go anyway. I strapped on my LC9 Pro, grabbed my detector and headed to a bad part of town. The rain picked up so I rode around looking for a good new spot to detect.
I found a vacant home that was built in the early fifties with a real estate sign in the front yard. I called the agent and asked permission to detect the yard. He said he didn't own the property and couldn't give me permission.
I asked who owns the property and he said 'Fannie Mae'. I said no problem, I know Fannie and it will be OK. In his confusion, he said go ahead. LOL
Anyway, the rain stopped and I managed to find 2 silver coins at this site. I was using the DE mode, 90 on the sensitivity, 0 discrimination, 4H tones and using the NEL Sharpshooter coil.
The silver quarter was shallow and I was surprised it turned out to be a silver coin. On the other hand, the deeper silver dime didn't fool me at all. It gave a soft slow 'rolling' ID and tone that always means silver to my ears. The numbers weren't bouncy at all. They just rolled slowly between 70 and 81.
I've only had time to get in 4 short hunts this year, but I still managed to find 11 silver coins. I have pictures of all the digs, but messed around didn't post them. I'm getting lazy. Anyway, here are some pictures of today's finds at this site.
tabman
I found a vacant home that was built in the early fifties with a real estate sign in the front yard. I called the agent and asked permission to detect the yard. He said he didn't own the property and couldn't give me permission.
I asked who owns the property and he said 'Fannie Mae'. I said no problem, I know Fannie and it will be OK. In his confusion, he said go ahead. LOL
Anyway, the rain stopped and I managed to find 2 silver coins at this site. I was using the DE mode, 90 on the sensitivity, 0 discrimination, 4H tones and using the NEL Sharpshooter coil.
The silver quarter was shallow and I was surprised it turned out to be a silver coin. On the other hand, the deeper silver dime didn't fool me at all. It gave a soft slow 'rolling' ID and tone that always means silver to my ears. The numbers weren't bouncy at all. They just rolled slowly between 70 and 81.
I've only had time to get in 4 short hunts this year, but I still managed to find 11 silver coins. I have pictures of all the digs, but messed around didn't post them. I'm getting lazy. Anyway, here are some pictures of today's finds at this site.
tabman