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After getting a coins all hit started to dig and the pinpoint moved( usually a sign of a rusty nail) it just sounded too sweet and only covered a small area, so I dug a double plug and dug the 6 inch target. Out came a 1952 silver roosie and a big fat rusty nail so indeed do be careful lest you miss a nice coin. I guess one has to check all aspects and might put an asterick on the pinpoint move tip..Really had a good day as I finished with a 51 and 52 Roosie, 08 Barber Dime, 17 Merc. and a 29 walking half and 8 wheaties..yep CZ's rock... <img src="/metal/html/lol.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":lol">
 
Yeah, I had that happen to me last week. The coin sound, sounded to good next to the iron sound. So I dug pulled a pre '82 Licoln and a complimentary rusty nail. This is with the 5 in. coil btw. Just goes to show Dan it's not the detector, but the person behind it...Congrats on the silver...HH
 
way to go Dan.thats some day and a very good tip to keep in mind.The wheatie I dug the other day was in with a rusty nail,took a bit to find it.Dont rmember how close they were:))
 
Many of my silver coins last year, and definitely my two halves, had nails with them. I'm not sure what it was that told me to dig, but dig I did, and was rewarded for it. Working the iffy targets in junky areas has been paying off lately.
HH from Allen in MI
 
I was using the 10.5" coil and I had a coin hit. When I went to pinpoint, it was all over the place but the hit was too good to pass up. I used the null type of pinpointing where you place the coil over where you think the target is and then push the pinpoint button. I was able to narrow down one signal. I dug 2 wheats together. I still had a coin hit. Pinpointed in a slightly different area. When all was said and done, I dug 5 wheats out of a 8" area. The wandering pinpoint almost made me not dig.
Sounds like you had a good day Dan. Why not post the pics so the rest of us can enjoy it with you? <img src="/metal/html/smile.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":)">
Dave
 
OUTSTANDING JOB, Dan!! Lately, all I'm getting is zinc pennies and every variety of screwcap you can imagine! Very FRUSTRATING!! But, glad to hear someone is doing well. HH, NamVetLesTreasureSeeker
 
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