I decided to take my Cibola to work a grassy area at a site that's 75 years old. The same site that I've found over 20 silver coins in the last several hunts but I haven't worked the grassy strips next to the apartments. In the middle of the grassy area you can see where a old clothesline post used to be. Those are good to hunt around. I figured with people going to and from their cars crossing that grassy area that many years they had to lose some gold and silver. No doubt in my mind! I set the discrimination just high enough to knock out a foil cap but still be able to nail a tiny gold ring or earring. The area is loaded with trash but the Cibola ran quiet and smooth. The trick is to go really super slow and grid off at different angles. I managed to find a bunch of wheat pennies ( 1940, 1953, 1940, 1951, 1934, 1951, 1950 ). Finding them tells me that there's likely to be silver there as well. I'm surprised that I only found a couple of 1944 war nickels, because I know that there are a lot more silver coins there, I just need to keep digging the trash out of the way to get to them. I found a Case knife near the clothesline post. I pretty much know what happened, some guy left his knife in his pant's pocket and the knife fell out when the wife hung his pants on the clothesline. Towards the end of the hunt I got strong but smooth audio signal next to the curb and popped a 4.38 gram gold football pendant out of the ground. Now that put a big smile on my face. I have super high hopes of getting a big gold ring and some good silver coins out of there before I get through.
I just love my Tesoro detectors! They're so much fun to use.
tabman
I just love my Tesoro detectors! They're so much fun to use.
tabman