Dancer
Well-known member
After 14 years, decided to see what the hi-tech club has left in one of their local parks. I was only detecting about 3 months when last I've been there. I was using my first machine a Gta 1000. I believe. Couple of hours equaled 19 coins and little over a buck. It was no match. Place was vacuumed.
Little on the club. Usually 12-18 members. Some like the latest & greatest machines, most are just average Joes. Once a month, 6 or so swarm a park or school and dig everything. Then sometimes they have a planted hunt for prizes. Sounds like fun but not for me. I will say this , hunting in any of their areas is quite a challenge. That being said, I tooled up the Ace with the Sniper coil to see what dribbling they might have left. Hunting banks close to couple of ball fields. Zip , not even a piece of aluminum. Around dugout benches, no sign of human life. Past that working toward a small concession stand, some coins started shaking out. These guys must have had pennies notched out, because there was plenty on or near the surface, along with a share of tabs. While cleaning these up started finding deeper badly stained dimes underneath. Some down 5-6" that's where the Ace started to strain. Some quarter's not many. So two trips around two ball fields = 119 coins , $7.39. Six more fields in this park. So at worst, dig up few more $, got to be a silver ring in there. Maybe just maybe a little gold. It's mostly the challenge, the Ace is leading the way on this park, maybe find a area for the big boys. At Pro / Infinium L/S
Little on the club. Usually 12-18 members. Some like the latest & greatest machines, most are just average Joes. Once a month, 6 or so swarm a park or school and dig everything. Then sometimes they have a planted hunt for prizes. Sounds like fun but not for me. I will say this , hunting in any of their areas is quite a challenge. That being said, I tooled up the Ace with the Sniper coil to see what dribbling they might have left. Hunting banks close to couple of ball fields. Zip , not even a piece of aluminum. Around dugout benches, no sign of human life. Past that working toward a small concession stand, some coins started shaking out. These guys must have had pennies notched out, because there was plenty on or near the surface, along with a share of tabs. While cleaning these up started finding deeper badly stained dimes underneath. Some down 5-6" that's where the Ace started to strain. Some quarter's not many. So two trips around two ball fields = 119 coins , $7.39. Six more fields in this park. So at worst, dig up few more $, got to be a silver ring in there. Maybe just maybe a little gold. It's mostly the challenge, the Ace is leading the way on this park, maybe find a area for the big boys. At Pro / Infinium L/S