Detected this old farmhouse the last few days and much to my surprise this is what I came up with............1906 IH, 1883 IH, 1941 silver quarter, 1903 barber dime, old sterling silver religous pendant, spoon, vintage pocket watch, 2 tootsie toy cars, 6 wheat cents(not pictured) and last but not least a 1916 barber head quarter. The E-Trac and I will be heading back soon to find the rest of the goodies! Thanks for your comments and support.........j.b.
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OLD 1913 FARMHOUSE FINDS
- Thread starter jbblue4u
- Start date
maddogusmc
Member
Nice finds! That looks like an old neighborhood, I would do some door knocking. Congrats on the finds.
Mike
Mike
niterider_58
New member
Nice hunt 
E-Trac-Ohio
Well-known member
Real nice finds J.B. !
I'd be willing to bet there's a few more good one's there !
When I return to a site that's produced good finds in the past - each time I go back - I just swing a little slower then the time before and wiggle in on every decent signal.
Hunting this way seems to always produce some additional great finds that I missed the first few times around !
Makes sense ... by crawling around real slow on your final "clean up hunt " it gives your machine time to pick up good targets that are very close to junk metal and the coins that are on edge.
Good luck ! --- Mark
I'd be willing to bet there's a few more good one's there !
When I return to a site that's produced good finds in the past - each time I go back - I just swing a little slower then the time before and wiggle in on every decent signal.
Hunting this way seems to always produce some additional great finds that I missed the first few times around !
Makes sense ... by crawling around real slow on your final "clean up hunt " it gives your machine time to pick up good targets that are very close to junk metal and the coins that are on edge.
Good luck ! --- Mark
