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big day out yesterday :ausflag:

lazyaussie

New member
got out yesterday for 8 hours +.
the first beach i was going to hit was sanded it so i moved to a likely looking spot a bit farther up the bay were the sand had been washed away. the area was loaded with coins, sinkers & heavy junk so i was hoping to get some gold here but it didn't happen :cry: :laugh: the highlights at this spot were a 1882 half penny ( this is my first 100 + year old coin outta the water ) a 1914 silver two shilling/florin ( about the same size as a US half dollar ) & a 1921 silver sixpence i also found 3 more silver florins from the 40s-50s an unidentified silver threepence + a pile of Penny's.
at 11:30 i headed over to my old faith full beach as the water was getting to deep.
i was finding the odd coin & small bits of lead + the usual junk when out pops another 1914 coin a penny wow two 95 year old coins in one day :clapping: a little later on after removing a choppy junk signal i get a faint signal about 2 inch away after digging a DEEP hole out pops an old silver ring with a sparkler in it :happy:then about 10 foot away i get a silver wave ring this is wave ring number 8-9 i think after that all i found was coins & junk.
so all up i had a great day out even without finding any yellow stuff, i got 124 coins, two silver rings, about 1kg of lead & a pile of cool do-dads to add to the collection.
lazyaussie
the loot
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the lead
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junk & stuff
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silver rings
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silver & copper oldies
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my best old coins of the day
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1914 silver & 1882 half penny.1921 silver .. Now Those are some Great Finds! Congrads On the Rings Also..Nothing Like a Good Day at the Beach..I Like all the Pics, shows how much a Good Hunter works for his finds. Thanks for Sharing....HH..........Obn
 
I would love to see some pics. from your country. Some shots of your beaches where you hunt, without you giving up any secret places. Congrats. and HH
 
Excellent! Over the next few weeks I plan to scout some new areas to get wet in. If I can do half as well as your hunt, I'll be tickled pink!
tvr
 
thanks all
Obn me a good hunter :nerd::detecting: i"m just learning the excal so don't class me as a good hunter yet :heh:.
PaPa Joe i"ll try to remember to get some pic"s next time i get out :thumbup:.
tvr good luck & hope ya find more yellow stuff than i did.
koki most came outta the gravel from about ankle deep to up on the dry the a bit came outta the water about wast deep hope this helps :thumbup:
lazyaussie
 
Oh yeah, thats the way to go.
Almost the whole eastern seaboard of Australia is getting pounded severly and now is a good time to go hunting.
We had some major flooding up here on the North coast too.
Thats a good haul LA, keep up the good work.
HH & cheers
Aushunter:ausflag::minelab:
 
Hey Lazy - nice haul!

I added a Whites Surfmaster Pro to my arsenal and have been hitting the wet sand/shallows quite a bit over the past 3 weeks with good results. Recent storms have ripped our NSW beaches up quite a bit so it's a great time to be out. Some of the erosion is quite incredible - 2mtr high cuts in some places. Gotta be quick though as some of the missing sand is returning!

Had a very good 2 days of hunting with virtually no junk bar a few sinkers and fish hooks. Not a pull tab or bottle top in sight. Dream hunting where virtually every target is a coin!!

Close to 300 coins, just over $90 worth. Nearly 100 5 cent pieces in one 20 mtr section of beach. Oh my blisters....

1951 penny, 1914 sixpence, 2 other 1960s sixpences. Odd coins from India, Ecuador & China! Plus the usual 1 and 2 cent junk.

Strangely, no bling to speak of. Whereas the week prior I found an 18k white gold wedding band and a nice Pipeline watch and hardly any coin!!

Gotta love this hobby.

Steve
 
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