Nickles

[Dale-IL]

Got out today with the T-2 for about 2 1/2 hours. Dug $4.72 in clad. 7 quarters, 19 dimes, 20 nickles and seven pennies. Yesterday got $4.80 in clad plus one 1943 quarter. Friday a 1961 dime. Love the T-2.

 

[KCK]

Awesome finds bro...What type of place were you hunting? And what depths were your finds coming from?

 

[Paul (Ca)]

WTG Dale,

I'm not surprised with the finds you made, The unit sure is a keeper

Congrats, Paul

 

[Dale-IL]

The deepest so far was the 1943 quarter in my neighbors yard at about 6-8 inches. The 1961 dime was at a church only about 4-6 inches, but was on edge and missed by my other detectors. The clad was found in a playground and on a soccer field from surface to six inches deep. HH

 

[diggercoins67]

Dale-IL
Diggercoins67 here. Read your post fromthe 26th at 7:17 pm.
I hunted a play gound sunday and my Q to you is this How come
you didint find any more penny,s than you did. Did you ID them as
Zink? and didint want them. As I have to retreve all targets.
Becasue of the type of detector I use.
Thank,s diggercoins67-Don

 

[Dale-IL]

Don, I dug everything that sounded good. I was surprised at the small amount of pennies also. I've only had the T-2 since Thursday and dig everything that sounds good using four tones.

 

[Rick(ND)]

with a detector that had the disc set high to reject the pullabs is why you found more nickles. I seen this at several locations over the years. One site I hit I got 167 nickles and only a couple of new pennies as I feel this was a small area of a park that may have been used for a coin hunt for the kids over the years. I feel someone had went over it many times, but had the disc set too high is why i got so many nickles. Some were surface and some down 3 inches, so it had been several years worth.