Saved a few old coins from a fresh-water beach one night this week and today. 1883 No Cents V nickel.

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Started with a Minelab xterra 505. Then Equinox 600 with stock coil, xl coil and sinper coil depending on circumstances. Now use a manticore.
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Did manage a silver this week too. It was found while detailing a car. It also looks like it was hit by a car πŸš— or several ha ha. 1944 P war nickel.

Rest of coins are from a fresh water beach full of iron I've started picking at.

One crusty small cent not show because im not sure what it is yet.

*1907 indian
*1883 no cents V nickel
* what appears to be a 1920 buffalo
*various crusty wheatys including a 1911 and 1923? Pretty hard to read rest of them
*button that's not silver but silvery looking. Maybe some kind of nickel silver/German silver πŸ€” Not correct density for coin silver. Rings up around 60 on manticore.

*marble and plastic cowboy came out of a traffic island and a 1930s yard respectively. Both found chasing junky signals.
 

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NICE GOING !!! CONGRATULATIONS
 

NICE GOING !!! CONGRATULATIONS
Thanks. It's really a pain here manticore can separate out the coins but you pull a lot nails and iron nuggets out before you find the actual coin signal. Feel like i have to get there with a potato fork and magnet 🧲 fishing magnet and do some cleaning before trying to detect more.
 

Did manage a silver this week too. It was found while detailing a car. It also looks like it was hit by a car πŸš— or several ha ha. 1944 P war nickel.

Rest of coins are from a fresh water beach full of iron I've started picking at.

One crusty small cent not show because im not sure what it is yet.

*1907 indian
*1883 no cents V nickel
* what appears to be a 1920 buffalo
*various crusty wheatys including a 1911 and 1923? Pretty hard to read rest of them
*button that's not silver but silvery looking. Maybe some kind of nickel silver/German silver πŸ€” Not correct density for coin silver. Rings up around 60 on manticore.

*marble and plastic cowboy came out of a traffic island and a 1930s yard respectively. Both found chasing junky signals.
Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!!
 

Did manage a silver this week too. It was found while detailing a car. It also looks like it was hit by a car πŸš— or several ha ha. 1944 P war nickel.

Rest of coins are from a fresh water beach full of iron I've started picking at.

One crusty small cent not show because im not sure what it is yet.

*1907 indian
*1883 no cents V nickel
* what appears to be a 1920 buffalo
*various crusty wheatys including a 1911 and 1923? Pretty hard to read rest of them
*button that's not silver but silvery looking. Maybe some kind of nickel silver/German silver πŸ€” Not correct density for coin silver. Rings up around 60 on manticore.

*marble and plastic cowboy came out of a traffic island and a 1930s yard respectively. Both found chasing junky signals.
great recoveries and alway like the war nickels, gratz
 

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