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Daylight Savings Time Is Cutting Into MY Detecting Time :rant: But I Still Managed A Large Cent Today! :jump: :crazy: :wiggle:

John-Edmonton

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Daylight savings time (sucks :rage:) means that the sun has pretty well set in these necks of the woods by 5 PM . The only place to hunt is in the woods. The sports fields are all frozen, unless you can chip out the shallow coins with a screwdriver. Hunting in the woods is scary in Edmonton in the dark, as we have ware-wolves, ghosts, vampires and big foot scouring in amongst the trees for a little blood. It's enough to make a grown man scream! :devil:

I got the large cent right on a trail, about 1/2 inch deep. The AT Gold detector nearly jumped out of my hand when the coil went over the large cent! :rofl:

Still no snow! :clapping:
 
Nice find in the old penny.
Lucky to be able to get out
here we have a few inches of
white stuff not disappearing.
 
Awesome! I found my first large cent this year, and I was thrilled about it. I'm jealous that you can still detect this late in the year.
 
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