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good silver day

M

manly man

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today my dad found a nice 1940 mercury dime and a 1910 wheatback so i had to top that so when my dad went to his friends garys house i pulled out my detector and detectected his yard and found nothing but clad change but i know he lived in an old house so i set my descimination up a little and i got a real deep sighnal and after about 8 inches i found a 1901 barber quarter and beat my dads finds.
sorry dont know how to post images but will after i learn how to
 
Well done! I need to find some of that older silver! What detectors are you two using?
 
i am currently using a garret ace 250, and my dad is using a minelab sovereign but we are both getting fisher f70s this wednesday
 
That's just new coins, not including a bunch of silver, even a 6 pound cannonball. I also use a F75, but I always
have my ACE 250 in the car with me.

Just a suggestion, the next time you take close ups, try the Macro mode on your camera, it looks like a tulip and
it's for taking close ups.

HH,Ringfinder
 
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