MackDog
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- Nov 20, 2013
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- Garrett At Pro, 8 x11" and Nel Storm coils
Garrett Propointer er, Pro Pointer AT
White's V3i Standard, 10" DD, 13" Ultimate and 4 x6" sniper, 6 x10 coils, Drect 12 x 15 coil
Whites MX Sport With Detec
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Went to one of my favorite parks here in Spokane where I have found a Cap Bust dime and some mini balls. Also like to find IHP's here. First signal I get rings up as a IHP at 7" dig down 7 inches and check the hole. faint signal in the middle of the hole. dig down 2 more inches and getting a louder signal in the hole. At 11 inches I pull out what looks like it's going to be a token, but no it says one cent and is dated 1807. My first US large cent ever and 3rd copper from Spokane. 15 minutes later I get a weird signal that is kind of jumpy but with IHP numbers but shows up in the nickel frequency. I dig down and pull out a 1882 IHP at 7". recheck the hole and get a strong 45 vdi and in the nickel frequency. It was a hot rock. Next signal was a 1919 D wheat. Then I dug a nickel signal and at 8" it turned out to be a bale seal another first ever. To top it all off my last signal of the day was a 19 vdi in the blue frequency at 6", thought I would have another V or Buffalo. Dug it out and it was a earring and bright and shiny. Marked 14 k and she's heavy. Now remember this is Spokane Wa we don't get large cents or even bale seals. I can't believe it happened let alone both of them in a 2 hour hunt. Thanks for looking. May you have a twi light zone day
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