Long story.
My dad wants to hit this park which never produced anything below 1970s when I had my xlt. we get there and he gets a high silver, could be falsing on his etrac. he gets 7 inches and pulls a rusty nail. he says wait there is something else there, and pulls out a huge silver ring. we are very competitive so at that time, I also had an etrac, and I pounded a certain area and got all kinds of old stuff, the only thing left was a screaming 12-35 at 4 inches.
All of the old coins I found here were about 6-8 inches early 1900s-1940s. we hit that area for about 3 months and i would go over that area and pass that SCREAMING 12-35 at 4 inches. I kept thinking that's gotta be a zincin penny.
Today I took the ctx and went over that spot, it was really cleared out except for that god-awful 12-35, I hate those. I said, im just gonna dig it and get it out of there, im so sick of going over it. I dug a few inches nothing, its in the plug. I look at it and see a penny rim about 1 inch below the grass line. an 1891 indian head, the one and only I ever found at that site. Also, to the haul, was 2 buffs, 1938 d and 1928, 5 wheats 1945s 1944 1944 1946 1935 and a 1920 merc(my father went over it with the etrac, I would not have dug it, but the ctx was far more stable and the cursor was the deciding factor).
HH
Bey
My dad wants to hit this park which never produced anything below 1970s when I had my xlt. we get there and he gets a high silver, could be falsing on his etrac. he gets 7 inches and pulls a rusty nail. he says wait there is something else there, and pulls out a huge silver ring. we are very competitive so at that time, I also had an etrac, and I pounded a certain area and got all kinds of old stuff, the only thing left was a screaming 12-35 at 4 inches.
All of the old coins I found here were about 6-8 inches early 1900s-1940s. we hit that area for about 3 months and i would go over that area and pass that SCREAMING 12-35 at 4 inches. I kept thinking that's gotta be a zincin penny.
Today I took the ctx and went over that spot, it was really cleared out except for that god-awful 12-35, I hate those. I said, im just gonna dig it and get it out of there, im so sick of going over it. I dug a few inches nothing, its in the plug. I look at it and see a penny rim about 1 inch below the grass line. an 1891 indian head, the one and only I ever found at that site. Also, to the haul, was 2 buffs, 1938 d and 1928, 5 wheats 1945s 1944 1944 1946 1935 and a 1920 merc(my father went over it with the etrac, I would not have dug it, but the ctx was far more stable and the cursor was the deciding factor).
HH
Bey
CTX 3030
Whites m6