joe dirt_1
Active member
I took my new Vaquero to my local football field sunday afternoon to see what I could find. Ended up with 16 quarters, 19 dimes, 51 stinkin lincolns, 11 wheaties, 4 nickels, and a clad Kennedy half dollar. Total for the day was 7.22. No gold or silver today.
I'm not crazy about digging all that clad coinage, but I figure it will get it out of the way so I can find some of the deeper and older coins that are still there. I have found shield nickels, 2 cent piece, walking liberty and franklin half dollars, and lots of mercury dimes here in the past, so I know it still holds some good coins down deeper. The strange thing is that I have never dug an indian head penny from this site and it was part of an old fairgrounds before the school was built in 1923.
The Vaquero has excellent depth and hit on a few pices of tiny metalic trash at almost the full length of my A.O. Leonard digger which is about 10 inches long. I'm learning the detector more each trip and it impresses me how well it seperates targets from trash even with the stock coil. The 5.75 concentric coil is my next coil for theVaquero and it should be an absolute coin killer in a trashy enviroment. Anyone looking for a great beep and dig detector with excellent depth.... this it your machine. It is so light weight it feels like an extension of your arm and will out perform many of the detectors costing hundreds more than the Vaquero....this detector rocks !! happy hunting.......
Roger
I'm not crazy about digging all that clad coinage, but I figure it will get it out of the way so I can find some of the deeper and older coins that are still there. I have found shield nickels, 2 cent piece, walking liberty and franklin half dollars, and lots of mercury dimes here in the past, so I know it still holds some good coins down deeper. The strange thing is that I have never dug an indian head penny from this site and it was part of an old fairgrounds before the school was built in 1923.
The Vaquero has excellent depth and hit on a few pices of tiny metalic trash at almost the full length of my A.O. Leonard digger which is about 10 inches long. I'm learning the detector more each trip and it impresses me how well it seperates targets from trash even with the stock coil. The 5.75 concentric coil is my next coil for theVaquero and it should be an absolute coin killer in a trashy enviroment. Anyone looking for a great beep and dig detector with excellent depth.... this it your machine. It is so light weight it feels like an extension of your arm and will out perform many of the detectors costing hundreds more than the Vaquero....this detector rocks !! happy hunting.......
Roger