CXIII Loves Silver!

[Neil in West Jersey]

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4 for 4 with silver last four times out.

Went back to the 1790 historic house. My theory is most likely correct. Clean fill was brought in during the mid 1950's.

I am able to find silver, but nothing older than 65 years, which is enough for me.

Found a bunch of wheaties, matchbox cars and the quarter & dime.

 

[John-Edmonton]

Silver is silver is silver is silver Silver is silver is silver is silver is Silver is silver is silver is silver Silver is silver is silver is silver Silver is silver is silver is silver Silver is silver is silver is silver Silver is silver is silver is silver Silver is silver is silver is silver

At least in my books.

Nice coins you got.

 

[Uncle Willy]

Good thing you don't stutter.

Bill

 

[Skillet]

Don't see too many posts about the old CXs etc. but those old machines WILL hunt... heck, my mid-90s GTA 1000PM is in the truck right now... last silver I found was with a Freedom Ace Plus.

How deep did you have to dig for those?

Skillet

 

[Neil in West Jersey]

The dime was close to four inches, the machine said 3+, the quarter 4 1/2, loose silty soil. the original harder clay is about 8 or 9 inches down. I think my depth may be off on the CXIII, I seem to be digging more than it tells me. ANy one else find this?

GET THIS: The owner said he is going to be renovating the house and may be regrading the outside! He wants to have me check out the dirt basement ...for a picture of the house , see my post "got permission to hunt 250 year old House" here: http://www.findmall.com/read.php?32,343120,343120#msg-343120