I spent a couple of hours this morning hunting a house yard that is slated for demolition soon. I covered the front yard and one side. My first target was a memorial cent. Went a bit further and had an ID of 12 that was solid. Dug a 1916 buffalo nickle. It wasn't a few more steps and had another 11-12...Out pops a pretty nice 1902 V nickle! It should look great after soaking it olive oil. Also ended up with two more Jeffersons ,3 wheaties acouple of more memorial cents and 4 clad quarters. I still have a huge back yard to cover and hopefully there is a silver coin laying in there. I was in Park 1,5tone and sensitivity between 18-21 as I was getting a lot of EMI from a close by production plant.
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Nickle Trifecta
- Thread starter Ted S
- Start date
IDXMonster
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sgoss66 said:
As weird as it may sound, nickel trifectas are QUITE hard to come up with! I’ve done it a couple times but nowhere near as many times as a dime trifecta. Never had a quarter trifecta that I can recall...
Thanks Jeff! I went out for two hours and pulled a 1905 Indian and a wheatie I can't read. Got some more clad and a couple of memorial cents. I started out in Park 2 50 tone then went back to Park 1 5 tone....50 was too much noise and you know how us old guys hate a lot of noise...Unless it is my Marshall and Les Paul!! Goes to 11 baby!
Rock on BrotherTed S said:Thanks Jeff! I went out for two hours and pulled a 1905 Indian and a wheatie I can't read. Got some more clad and a couple of memorial cents. I started out in Park 2 50 tone then went back to Park 1 5 tone....50 was too much noise and you know how us old guys hate a lot of noise...Unless it is my Marshall and Les Paul!! Goes to 11 baby!
