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Short hunt at a new spot

I obtained permission to detect this house a while ago, but didn't manage to make time until last Wednesday. It's not particularly old, only being built in the 1930's. I started out using my AT Pro with the stock coil to get a feel for the site. I then switched to the Multi Kruzer+stock coil, which is what I found the V nickel with. I finished up using the AT Pro with the 5x8 DD coil. Due to having only a short amount of time, I mostly cherry picked for high conductors in the hope of finding silver. Unfortunately, that didn't work out, but I'm pretty sure there will be some at this spot. Next time I intend to start grid searching areas and dig every non ferrous target. I have a 5x9.5 DD coil on the way for the Multi Kruzer that I intend to test at this spot. Hopefully it's as fun to use as the 5x8 on the AT Pro. I still find myself grabbing the AT Pro most of the time even though the Kruzer works better based on comparing signals..
 
Yeah, you definitely need to get back in there and slow down, with old coins like these, silver has to be there.
Nice hunt, thanks for sharing.
 
Yes definitely keep hitting that spot has to be silver there
Mark
 
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