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Chip in Pittsburgh

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Got out for a few hours this weekend. Hit a great house! Lots of coins and these items. Nice 1917 half dollar, an 1890's cascarets token and an 1865 West Pittsburgh fire insurance token. If you were paid up on your fire insurance you'd have this plaque on the front of your house and if your house caught fire the fire company would put it out. If you didn't have this plaque on your house, they'd let it burn!

Found that if I turn the sensitivity down so that after ground balancing it makes only a little noise as I sweep, it seems to hit alot more.
 
And you're right, I'm filling my pouch consistently with a lower sens setting and I like tamer version much better around parks and such.
Still hitting coins in the 8-10" range and would probably hit them deeper but that seems to be the limit on the sites I've been hunting in lately.
:beers:

Good Hunting
Mike
 
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