metaldetectingtaylor
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Turned 19 yesterday,feel so old I don't know how much longer I'll be swinging 
Decided to try out my new 6 inch excelerator at a pounded park that gave me 90% of all the silver and indians that I have. Just recently I changed one of the discrimination selections and now I've been hitting nickels left and right, meaning they were nulled all this time :veryangry: First hole of the day I popped out a nickel. Even though it was new, it was only like the second of third nickel I've ever found at this park over probably 9 or so trips. Shortly after I pulled another new one so I'm sure theres some old ones hiding in there. To make a long story short I ended up with a BEAUTIFUL 1916 barber dime at about 6-7 inches, a 43' Merc at 5-6 inches, and a dateless indian as my last hole of the day. I also managed a few wheats, 1910 and 1913 were the oldest. What was funny was that I was telling my grandfather as I was cutting the plug of the barber that it would be so nice to pull a silver dime for my birthday and out she came. Best one I have condition wise. If anyone has any tips on how to bring up the date on the indian let me know 
My excelerator was worth every penny. I can't believe that I still managed some silver and a indian at this place that I have gridded out multiple times. The separation is amazing! Thinking of investing in the 10x12 SEF next. Happy Hunting to All 
Decided to try out my new 6 inch excelerator at a pounded park that gave me 90% of all the silver and indians that I have. Just recently I changed one of the discrimination selections and now I've been hitting nickels left and right, meaning they were nulled all this time :veryangry: First hole of the day I popped out a nickel. Even though it was new, it was only like the second of third nickel I've ever found at this park over probably 9 or so trips. Shortly after I pulled another new one so I'm sure theres some old ones hiding in there. To make a long story short I ended up with a BEAUTIFUL 1916 barber dime at about 6-7 inches, a 43' Merc at 5-6 inches, and a dateless indian as my last hole of the day. I also managed a few wheats, 1910 and 1913 were the oldest. What was funny was that I was telling my grandfather as I was cutting the plug of the barber that it would be so nice to pull a silver dime for my birthday and out she came. Best one I have condition wise. If anyone has any tips on how to bring up the date on the indian let me know My excelerator was worth every penny. I can't believe that I still managed some silver and a indian at this place that I have gridded out multiple times. The separation is amazing! Thinking of investing in the 10x12 SEF next. Happy Hunting to All 