New Personal Best in Silver for one day :detecting:

[Cal_Cobra]

I took Jim (time4me) and Mark (beachbumm) to a new spot this morning, and it turned out to be a great spot for every one

Everyone was finding silver at this spot, but it started to dry up and it started to get hot (hot already in March ). Jim could only stay for a few hours, but still managed to snag 5 silvers before he left. After Jim left we moved to a much more challenging spot, but will return to silver hill some shady morning with small coils to weave through the sea of trash

I ended up with 5 mercs, 1 silver Roosevelt, 1 silver Washington and 1 silver ring. Also some misc - a 5 ORE Norwegian coin from 1930 (big sucker too), a junker ring, a little box (no goodies inside ), and an old lipstick thingy.

I lost count of how many silvers Mark scored, but he scored the best one of the day with a beautiful Walker half

Here's the loot from today:

Silver ring:

Norwegian 5 ORE:

Misc:

These five are from my last couple of previous hunts:

All the silver together:

Had a great day, and enjoyed hunting in this beautiful weather with Jim and Mark

Thanks for looking and HH,
Brian

 

[Alimo88]

Which detector were you using today cal? nice "silverhaul"

 

[Cal_Cobra]

Which detector were you using today cal? nice "silverhaul"

Thanks mate. I was swinging the F75 LTD

 

[dave5710]

Great day, WTG. I would be back there ASAP. I found a 1 ore (1875) a couple years ago. It was smaller than a dime and black. How big is the 5 ore?

 

[Cal_Cobra]

Great day, WTG. I would be back there ASAP.

Thanks Dave. This is a place I researched, and so far it's produced a LOT of silver, but we haven't been able to break into the 1800's stuff. I know there has to be some, it's just matter of finding the right spot I hope.

I found a 1 ore (1875) a couple years ago. It was smaller than a dime and black. How big is the 5 ore?

It's this big:

 

[boxofchocolates]

Good going Cal......LTD was doing it.... was you running it hot or what settings.....hh......Dan

 

[Cal_Cobra]

Good going Cal......LTD was doing it.... was you running it hot or what settings.....hh......Dan

Hi Dan,

I wasn't running it too hot. IIRC I had it set at 80 sens, switched between 0 & 7 disc (this place was pull-tab/bottle-cap city, so was trying to see if zero disc would help unmask some silver, but it didn't, just made for an ultra noisy ride), 3H tones, GB ~ 65, and fe304 was ~ .1.

Most of the targets were 6" or less here, so no need to run it in sizzle mode, although I did recover one pesky pull-tab at a measured 8" deep (it sounded pretty good though ).

HH,
Brian

 

[boxofchocolates]

Thanks for sharing......good luck hunting.......Dan

 

[jim tn]

Great mess of silver Brian. It is nice to have a day like that once in a while. You are right about those deep tabs. They sound and read pretty darn good. HH jim tn