Sooper Dave
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Well I picked up a used E-Trac on Saturday, and I am trying to learn all the sounds and readings. I went out Sunday for a bit at a place I have hunted, and picked up a 1945 Wheat Penny. I also got permission to hunt at a country church that was built in 1923. I was not expecting to find much because it is on a busy road and I fiqured it has been hunted a time or two. And the church has had some new additions and fresh sidewalks and parking lots put in. 
... Found the usual trash and clad, then I got another shallow penny signal and dug up the 1928 British One Penny. I first thought it was a clad half dollar until I looked closer. It was about six feet off one of the freshly poured sidewalks, and about 2" down if that. I believe it was pushed up with some of the work that has been done. The other keeper was a 1934 Silver Washington, my first silver with the E-trac. It was in the front of the church in a "gravel pit" and it got scratched 
Very nice to find silver quarters. Thanks for looking and good luck with your search to find lost treasures.
Would love advice on the best way to clean this Big Copper Penny. An any advice on using the Etrac too. I ordered Andy Sabisch's book today.
... Found the usual trash and clad, then I got another shallow penny signal and dug up the 1928 British One Penny. I first thought it was a clad half dollar until I looked closer. It was about six feet off one of the freshly poured sidewalks, and about 2" down if that. I believe it was pushed up with some of the work that has been done. The other keeper was a 1934 Silver Washington, my first silver with the E-trac. It was in the front of the church in a "gravel pit" and it got scratched Very nice to find silver quarters. Thanks for looking and good luck with your search to find lost treasures. Would love advice on the best way to clean this Big Copper Penny. An any advice on using the Etrac too. I ordered Andy Sabisch's book today.
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