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A Short 1 1\2 hour hunt with the Pioneer 505

BH505Man

Active member
Weather was nice today, so I decided to go metal detecting before going off to work. Which detector should I use? Choices, choices, choices. The Legacy 3500 or the Pioneer 505? For land detecting, both detectors are almost an even match with the 505 having the edge of a few inches deeper in depth. So I decided to go with the Pioneer 505 today. On one of the two RV spots searched today, I came accross a pocket spill. In a small 3' x 3' area, I got lots of mixed signals,but they were consistant. So I dug them all. I ended up with 1 JFK clad half dollar, 1 1965 clad quarter (missed silver by a year), 2 clad dimes and 4 zinc cents. All within a small 3' x 3' area. In the other RV spot, I found 1 copper and 2 zinc cents. Ya just got to love the Pioneer 505!
 
Nice work Walt. I have been finding a fair amount of clad qtrs and dimes in my neighbor's yard between the sidewalk and street.

I have scheduled Tuesday off so that I can hit the beach all day after the holiday. Bling! Bling! Or at least I hope to hear that ring!!

Hope you have a fantastic Memorial Day weekend. I will attend a sunrise ceremony at our local cemetery where we have nearly 1,000 vets buried.....including my Dad and Father In Law. It's always a moving service and afterwards, we spread out putting flags on all of the Veteran's graves.

HH y'all.

Frank
 
Sounds like a great plan for Memorial Day. My dad was a Korean War US Navy veteran. He is also deceased, but I'll never forget him.
Have a great holiday, good luck and HH.
 
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