Got out after dinner, and went back to the old farm house i have hunted on many ocasions, i was getting some 22 shell casings and they register about 55-60 on the meter then i was going along and got a reading just above 80 and it sounded like a coin i dug some dirt and seen a flat spot whear the coin fell of f the dirt , so I looked and thear was an old corroded Indian head cent , I cant read the date it has suffered under much fertilizer, but it was a nail infested earea, i like the tone I,d i can dig the nails if I want to , and i did volenteer a few iron signals , I really like this detector ,
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1st old coin for the Gold bug
- Thread starter GunnarMN
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Ken in Georgia
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That is why I own a G2 and it not going to leave here ever !!!!! Sweet coin !!!
ya know after goin over that same spot with a compadre, a golden umax, a musky , and a sovereign , i was suprized that the Gb got that one perhaps it was masked by a nail and the disqing turned it up but it is a nial infested site the thing with masking is it really sounds like nothing is thear the bug sniped it
Mike Scott
New member
Nice!