T2 relics + 2 cent piece :twodetecting:

[Bill Ladd]

I met with Mike from Outdoor Outfitters passing through for a hunt in CT. & then off to First Texas for the "unvailing" of the red sheet
I took him to one of my best Colonial foundation sites & we both used T2's.......
Here's all the goodies we got in just a few short hours...1700's buttons, a nice rosette, and I was lucky enough to get an 1864 2 cent piece. This is as it was coming outta the ground...should clean up real nice The only coin to turn up at a site hunted a couple times before....
(there are pictures of the site on my C$/Edge forum)
HH,
Bill

 

[Keith Southern]

Man you had to go and mention that new fisher I hope its a good one.
Nice Finds.

Keith Southern

 

[jeff@middlesex]

lets see the new beast

 

[Bill Ladd]

hoping someone else will fill me in.....

 

[Anonymous]

Good hunt Bill, You guys did well especially from a site hit before.

I have a question if you can answer this on the forum, After using the T-2 for a while now, Do you feel the DD coil greatly helps a detector for relic hunting?

Congrats on the fnds, Your guys did good
Paul (Ca)

 

[Low-Boy/LCPM]

way to go bill!

 

[bigdig]

hello friends, sorry for my very bad English, I'm Italian and I have a T2. I founded a relic equal to your in the photo in the corner on the right high (like a small key, but not a key) and I don't know what is it. Can anyone help me ??
thank you

 

[Bill Ladd]

I think your English is fine Your right it is some kind of key....A watch key or watch winder is what they are.
Thanks for the post...
Bill

 

[Bill Ladd]

But, so far I really like it alot, more for it's shape & coverage & balance than anything else. I had no problem pinpointing with it or anything. The seperation seems real good too, but I have not really tried it in really thick iron much yet....gonna keep working with it...
HH,
Bill

 

[j.d. in missouri]

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