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Only one coin
- Thread starter bowyerboy
- Start date
KSDfisher77
Well-known member
Nice find! Them seated dimes are elusive. Congrats!
MattBullSummerville
Well-known member
You did great, time well spent!
Yep I’m definitely going back even though we covered all around where the house stood
Yes they are very hard to find here in Kansas at least
Odanscoils
Well-known member
Sweet. What machine and settings ?
Manticore
All terrain 1
Ohio pull tabs
Well-known member
That is one good find for sure
Odanscoils
Well-known member
WoW. I've got just a few hours on mine in the yard.
Someday I'll get out of disability jail.
michael NY
Active member
Nice find it took me forever to find my first seated coin
still looking 52
Well-known member
Great find!
Grid the area off in small sections,like 10' by 10' and go slow while listening for those deep faint targets.
Also if there is two of you hunting together again keep at least 30 feet between you so the machines don't overlap each other.
Those new permission sites are tough to find anymore so there's no need to get in a hurry.
Grid the area off in small sections,like 10' by 10' and go slow while listening for those deep faint targets.
Also if there is two of you hunting together again keep at least 30 feet between you so the machines don't overlap each other.
Those new permission sites are tough to find anymore so there's no need to get in a hurry.
Good advice I plan on going back there soon.
The ground is really dry right now been hoping for some rain seems like that usually changes the signals
Calabash Digger
Active member
Nice one!