Corn field is only 100 years old, nothing really old there. Hasn't been planted in two years and now is covered with weeds 10 - 24" tall. Can't get coil close to the ground but did manage to get three coins that were only 4 - 5" deep. Place is loaded with crushed soda cans 6" deep, they all sound like silver. Searched 4 hours in 95 degree heat but I had a good time anyway.
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MarkCZ
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Pop cans will read like coins but the depth will be WAY off. A pop can @ 4" will read or act like a penny or dime @ 1" (one the Coin$trike anyway) so if I get a ID of 28 and a pin-point number like 95 and it not a coin right near the surface it always JUNK! and most of the time it will be a crushed pop can or some other piece of over sized aluminium. A real dime/penny. @ 4" will have a pin-point number of 68-69.
You have some really nice finds and good enough to maybe hit some sections with a weed-eater!
Mark
You have some really nice finds and good enough to maybe hit some sections with a weed-eater!
Mark
Sven
Well-known member
Yup, nice finds.
We hit a weeded in picnic ground from the 1890's to 1930's one time, produced coins by the hundreds from that era and earlier.
I came back with a lawn mower and sickle and turned it back into a nice park and hunted the **** out of it. Every year it produced more coins until the property was sold and they built a drug rehab building on 80% of the grounds. The funny thing is was just over the culvert on a main road traveled by a million cars each day.
We hit a weeded in picnic ground from the 1890's to 1930's one time, produced coins by the hundreds from that era and earlier.
I came back with a lawn mower and sickle and turned it back into a nice park and hunted the **** out of it. Every year it produced more coins until the property was sold and they built a drug rehab building on 80% of the grounds. The funny thing is was just over the culvert on a main road traveled by a million cars each day.
