sodapoptop
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Humble finds from the "Hunted out Park"
My weekend left me with little hunting prospects....so I went back to that old park in the middle of town....the one I have been to 5 times and still have not hunted 50% of the square footage! So, I decided to change the way I detect. I went SLOW and really listened for the iffy/good targets. I was mildly surprised.... I found several decent coins where I know others have gone before me...several times. (I am emberrased to say that I had even hunted one area before!) I almost did not dig two of these coins...they were iffy signals..but I am glad I did...and this will forever change the way I detect! I found a 1916, 1934, and 1951 cents....also 1942, 1945 and 1949 silver dimes. Plus a dollar in Clad! The 1949 dime had a pull-tab directly under it....?? All pennies were 5-6 inches in heavily trash areas...ironically the dimes were only half the depth. One note...I am still very new to detecting and still insist on learning things the hard way! I soaked all my coppers in warm Hydrogen Peroxide...and they are still very dirty....but getting cleaner! GEeezzzz those dimes come out looking wonderful.
Happy Hunting to ALL!
My weekend left me with little hunting prospects....so I went back to that old park in the middle of town....the one I have been to 5 times and still have not hunted 50% of the square footage! So, I decided to change the way I detect. I went SLOW and really listened for the iffy/good targets. I was mildly surprised.... I found several decent coins where I know others have gone before me...several times. (I am emberrased to say that I had even hunted one area before!) I almost did not dig two of these coins...they were iffy signals..but I am glad I did...and this will forever change the way I detect! I found a 1916, 1934, and 1951 cents....also 1942, 1945 and 1949 silver dimes. Plus a dollar in Clad! The 1949 dime had a pull-tab directly under it....?? All pennies were 5-6 inches in heavily trash areas...ironically the dimes were only half the depth. One note...I am still very new to detecting and still insist on learning things the hard way! I soaked all my coppers in warm Hydrogen Peroxide...and they are still very dirty....but getting cleaner! GEeezzzz those dimes come out looking wonderful.
Happy Hunting to ALL!
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