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MXT Scores Big Again!!!

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Hey you all! I found this Beautifull North Carolina Solid cast sunburst Button yesterday with my MXT in A "hunted out" campsite that has some Evidence of winter hutsites, there are Several "Dug out spots" throughout the Field, & according to the Locals it was used for A period of 4 months During the winter or longer! But we went back today & found only A Few small pistol ball's. I didint find much Yesterday But I did Find this Great Button anyway, Any Suggestions on how to hunt those "Dug out spots"
And would also appreciate info on the Button too!
Thanks hh! <img src="/metal/html/biggrin.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":D">
David
 
David,
I'm not into Relic hunting but if you search Google you will find several very nice sites on Civil War relics that even buy and sell your finds. One that I recall showed hundreds of buttons with prices, etc.
HH,
Johnny B
 
you match the right coil for the site, keep the gain as high as possible w/o "problems" and the Discriminate level as low as you can tolerate. Then simply apply the fool-proof <STRONG><EM>"Beep-<BIG>DIG!</BIG>"</EM></STRONG> approach to successful metal detecting and let your eyes do the "discriminating" once you have the target in your hand!
Best of success on your next foray afield!
<EM><STRONG>Monte</STRONG>
A long-time <IMG SRC="/metal/html/whites.jpg" BORDER=0 width=29 height=18 ALT="w~"> fan, and proud of it, too!
 
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