Well I had the day off and since I will be working 7 in a row starting tomorrow I figured I owed it to myself to spend the day metal detecting and that I did. I started out at a tot lot I got there about 6:30 spent about 2 hours cleaning it out of clad the cleansweep eats up ground I did find a ring but it was copper also a couple pieces of junk jewelry I didn't realize how much clad I got there till I got to my car so I decided to keep it separate and see which site produced more total from tot lot
64 pennies
7 nickels
14 dimes
10 quarters
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Next site was a middle school I have been here a couple of times and it would take me a month to even put a dent in this place. I got there about 9 :30 I dug so many targets here I actually got tired this school has a football fields two baseball fields and a soccer field and I around and through them all about 1:00 I gave up hot tired and hungry but I had another pocket full of coins another junk ring and a half and other trinkets coin count from this site
57 pennies
13 nickels
18 dimes
10 quarters
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After lunch I figured I would stick closer to home and give the local High school a try but when I got in the wife's car I noticed it needed gas so I figured if I have to go to town I should hit another park while I am there, So I grabbed the D and off I went guess I wasn't to tired after all I got to the park around 3:00 once again the D was eating up the ground and spitting out coins I found a few more trinkets and another ring it's missing from the picture guess it was soaking at the time coin count from the park The last ring I found is on the far right in the photo of the rings
35 pennies
3 nickels
4 dimes
6 quarters
1 Wheat 1945 d
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The Rings
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coin total
156 pennies = 1.56
23 nickels = 1.15
36 dimes = 3.60
26 quarters = 6.50
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Total 12.81
64 pennies
7 nickels
14 dimes
10 quarters
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Next site was a middle school I have been here a couple of times and it would take me a month to even put a dent in this place. I got there about 9 :30 I dug so many targets here I actually got tired this school has a football fields two baseball fields and a soccer field and I around and through them all about 1:00 I gave up hot tired and hungry but I had another pocket full of coins another junk ring and a half and other trinkets coin count from this site
57 pennies
13 nickels
18 dimes
10 quarters
<img src="http://i443.photobucket.com/albums/qq154/phinbolt/Picture421.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket">
After lunch I figured I would stick closer to home and give the local High school a try but when I got in the wife's car I noticed it needed gas so I figured if I have to go to town I should hit another park while I am there, So I grabbed the D and off I went guess I wasn't to tired after all I got to the park around 3:00 once again the D was eating up the ground and spitting out coins I found a few more trinkets and another ring it's missing from the picture guess it was soaking at the time coin count from the park The last ring I found is on the far right in the photo of the rings
35 pennies
3 nickels
4 dimes
6 quarters
1 Wheat 1945 d
<img src="http://i443.photobucket.com/albums/qq154/phinbolt/Picture424.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket">
The Rings
<img src="http://i443.photobucket.com/albums/qq154/phinbolt/Picture425.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket">
coin total
156 pennies = 1.56
23 nickels = 1.15
36 dimes = 3.60
26 quarters = 6.50
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Total 12.81
congrats !
You need to pick up the pace some. You're not digging near enough targets. Have you tried using some B12. 
