Hello. I've been detecting with the M6 the last couple of weeks and have been very impressed with it's performance. I had the mxt a while back but I think I like the M6 more. It seems to handle the abundance of hot rocks, where I found these silvers, very well. The half dimes came in at 67 and were only an inch or two deep, the dimes were six to eight inches deep. I found these at an old section of the local park thats now woods. This place is so cleaned out that I can't even get my detecting buddies to detect there. Well the M6 brought a little life back to the old hunted out park. Good luck !
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M6 september silver
- Thread starter deepnails
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Lodihunter
New member
WOW!!!!
Cajuncoinhunter
Moderator
Very nice job on that silver . The M6 definitely served you well. 
CCH
CCHHello everyone! I've added a couple of photos of the park where the silvers came from. I took these a couple of days ago. Shown are a Buck and Ball I recovered that day. The area I'm in was settled around 1720 and saw a lot of action during the Revolutionary War. The large musket ball was about seven inches deep and sounded like a twenty-two short shell at two inches. Keep in mind that I missed this with all my other detectors I've used up there so in this spot seven inches is a deep find. The soil balanced at 2 on the cz3d's and somewhere in the eighties on the T2, This park is loaded with huge hot rocks, a few spots have square nails but for the most part it is very clean. It usally takes an hour or two just to recover a target larger than a twenty- two casing. I'm expirienced enough to know that almost any quality detector will see something the others won't which is natural as all detectors are different but this M6 is very sensitive to small targets and is working very well around the hot rocks so it has given me a new batch of poor but acceptable targets. Usally they are small bullet and casing fragments but every now and then I get a gem like the half dimes. I hope you enjoyed pictures and good luck to all! See ya, Darryl.
Joel-Winnipeg
New member
Nice coins out of these woods.
Congrats should be more there for you.
Congrats should be more there for you.