Metal detecting with my pinpointer at the park

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eastcoastdetectorist

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Jul 25, 2016
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Detector(s) used
Garrett Ace 400, Bounty Hunter Tracker IV, Garrett Pro-Pointer
Primary Interest:
Metal Detecting
Today I detected the park with only my pinpointer.
Pennies: 1972, 1979, 2016, 2016
Quarter: 1995
Nickel: 1964 (oldest so far)
Dime: 2013
Chuck e cheese token: 2003
Junk ring
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That's cool ,I've taken my to the park and looked around while the kids play.never found much looks like you did pretty good.
 

Nice job. Don't know if i could have the patience to hunt that way.
 

Congratualtions on the finds!
 

Often thought of doing this to keep a low profile at sites where detecting is not prohibited but you don't want to bring attention to yourself for a variety of reasons. I've found that the digging tool and target recovery often bring more attention from bystanders than the detector itself.
 

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Nice, hadn't thought about going stealth. Looks like it worked for you!:icon_thumright:
 

That's really cool! Well done.

Imagine if you could swing a fully capable detector over that park. look's super promising.

And with the patience of a saint micro-detecting has arrived! :laughing7:
 

I mostly hit the areas where the kids play the most and where the mulch piles up.
 

vferrari said:
Often thought of doing this to keep a low profile at sites where detecting is not prohibited but you don't want to bring attention to yourself for a variety of reasons. I've found that the digging tool and target recovery often bring more attention from bystanders than the detector itself.
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Imagine a stand-alone wireless discriminating pinpointer and how great that would be!

All kinds of day and nighthawking could get done. Tape it to an ankle...fugedaboutit. :nono:

First manufacture to put out to market gets the lion's share. :skullflag:
 

Nice hunt.....parks with the huge OLD trees, you can do what I call 'stump bumping' checking in close to the tree with the pin pointer...:thumbsup:
 

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Hey Deft Tones, I hear the idea for a new product there, body-worn pinpointer. Could even take it to body-worn detector but going stealth could throw off some of the looky-loos! Change from a Lesche to a regular trowel and hit mainly the loose stuff and probably get by with no one really paying much attention.I like eastcoast's idea and have a few kid's parks like that to search and could do better than the tabs, bottlecaps and foil i've found so far. Worth giving a shot!
 

I've thought of doing this before but never acted. Once went with my daughter to the park and eyeballed a few coins in the tot lot, but I'd be sure to have more success that way!
 

Deft Tones said:
Imagine a stand-alone wireless discriminating pinpointer and how great that would be!

All kinds of day and nighthawking could get done. Tape it to an ankle...fugedaboutit. :nono:

First manufacture to put out to market gets the lion's share. :skullflag:
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DT - I see where you are going with this, and yes, I will say it again, a certain French company blew it! Lol.
 

You have the patience of Job buddy. Nice recoveries. I can see doing this in the water but, I'd get too restless on land. Of course that might change if I actually found a keeper coin or relic.
 

I crawl on my hands and knees and get into those places other cant with a coil. Super fun hunt that way. The TRX is very deep when you can run it wide open. The garrets will let you retun right up next to a iron pole. If your not using a pp for the tot lots your missing stuff.
 

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