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Sundays finds with the good coil...

JOE in MD

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After switching coils from my AT GOLD to my AT PRO( see problem post below) the PRO was hot. We hit a foundations in the woods that was LOADED with iron around it. My 2 buddies could not hunt near it, but I went REAL SLOW and picked in between the iron and came home with a Copper, 1910 V nickle, 2 dress weights, a couple what-zits and even dug a DAVIS Baking Powder bottle. The weather was GREAT for detecting. One thing if we go back next weekend I'm going to try the small coil from the GOLD 5 X 8 I believe.
 
That small coil is GREAT for those conditions. It's a good trash weeding relic coil in the woods.
 
Dude that look like a great place to detect. Wish i had a place like that. Your AT is doing good. I used that Anderson shaft today an i like it great. Hunted a fair ground an found lots of clad. HH
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Nice spot and nice finds !!!:cheers:
 
This area has been POUNDED for over 30 years by a friend of mine and others, but the new technology is still finding coins here and there. My buddy founf a coin spill on the hill behind the foundation(5 Indian Heads, 1895 to 1907). Glad you like the Anderson Shaft. Good luck with it.
 
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