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2nd Hunt with C$, 1819 Half Dollar.

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The rain stopped late Saturday, so I thought I would go back to the old Arizona homesite late sunday morning. I spent most of the morning moving trash so I could have a clean top surface area, where the old porch used to be. I also cleaned an area about 5' from the front and sides of the porch area thinking that this would be the traffic area.
I have to say I learned a lesson on the C$ today, at first I thought it was running so quite that I would crank up sens, so I boosted from 6 to 9. After digging a few false targets, I went to sens 7, thresh -20, disc 99, notch out foil and tabs, auto trac off, and average off.
After about three hours of clean up work, I started at the edge of the house and worked my way out, on the last pass I thought all of my work was in vain and I was going to go home empty handed, when I hit a deep signal. The digits were reading 38 and pinpoint was reading 15. When I turned 90 degrees the digits read 36 and pinpoint was still at 15, The tone was more of a high short chirp than tone.
I must tell you I dug at least twenty bad targets on this place, but I was going to dig every target that registered in the positive that I could not see. I dug a whole 6" deep and stuck my pinpointer in and pulled out a pull tab, ok so I scanned the hole again and it read 37 and pinpointed more to the right than where I was digging. I dug over and down 2 more inches and used my pinpointer again and this is what I found.
 
what a beauty. It looks to me like your startin to feel the C$ love. hahahahahaha
Way to go!
HH,
Mike
 
I found this lead ball, it has a flat bottom and a number 8 on both sides. This thing was 12" deep. Anybody have any ideas on what it is.
 
Before calling it a day, I thought I would hit the creek near the old homesite. Using my Treasure Mate and a long flat head screw driver, I scraped this little nugget from some cracks.
 
ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC! And in INCREDIBLE CONDITION!
WTG Tom B. HH, NamVetLesTreasureSeeker
 
I think the 8 is for the weight like 8oz or something like that. But don't know for sure.
 
Could have been a means of measurement, the old homesite is a 12' X 16' one room cabin, kitchen at one end corner and, everything else on the other end. Side of the creek sets about twenty feet away, looking around the place the only thing that I can think of that would make a man want to live there is the quest for gold. I am going to guess it was a place to stay during the winter, I can't imagine living in that place during the summer time. TB
 
Man finding a Bust half would make my Year!! WTG Tom! <img src="/metal/html/smile.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":)">
Now get back out there and find those IH's and small silver coins that got to be in there! Notch tabs back in an check those signals to see if they improve a little on resweeps, if they do dig em!
Tom
 
Your making me jealous 'cause I can't dig! <img src="/metal/html/biggrin.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":D">
 
I think more pix of that half are in order. I can tell she didn't come out of my heavily fertilized soy bean fields. The toning is perfect! Toning on my silver is streaky and spotty. Congradulations, hard act to follow.
 
<img src="/metal/html/tongue.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":b">
 
My guess is a weight for a balance type scale. weigh it and see if by chance it weighs 8#. Worth a try.
 
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