Yep, digging them in the same hole as a coin, that my secrete for finding them. 2nd one found that way in the last two weeks. This one was silver, however, not gold.
Was on some old dirt at 6a this morning. Had spoken with CZ at the club meeting and told him a spot Chris and I had been hunting and thought I would give it one more shot myself. I like Taylor, but, well, didn't want to leave to much for him. After an hour and nothing but clad, I moved down the road a piece and hit another spot that had yielded me 3 Barber dimes in the last few weeks. Got out on the spot and fired up my DST F 75 and my first good target gave a nice 77/78 reading showing 6" deep. From about 5" I popped the 1901 Barber dime. It appears I gave it a slight kiss on the edge. Worked along and dug a couple of wheat cents, 44 and 51, 1/2 of a compact and got a scratchy and kind of bouncy coin reading so decided to go for it. Dug down and saw a length of chain and while recovering it thought Hmmm. Rescanned the loose dirt and got another hit which turned out to be a clad dime. The chain is marked 925. Out of the hole the reading on the chain bounced around between 18-23. So, it sure helps to have a coin in the hole for finding chains. I was about to call it a wrap working my way over some bare ground near a large tree when I got a screaming 77/78 reading with no spike in the feo bars. Dug it and it was a 925 silver ring from about an inch deep. Along the way I dug one ugly junker ring, too.
I had on the 5 x 10 DD and running in de mode, 0 disc., no notch 3h tones and 90 sen. Everyone have a great and safe weekend. HH jim tn
Was on some old dirt at 6a this morning. Had spoken with CZ at the club meeting and told him a spot Chris and I had been hunting and thought I would give it one more shot myself. I like Taylor, but, well, didn't want to leave to much for him. After an hour and nothing but clad, I moved down the road a piece and hit another spot that had yielded me 3 Barber dimes in the last few weeks. Got out on the spot and fired up my DST F 75 and my first good target gave a nice 77/78 reading showing 6" deep. From about 5" I popped the 1901 Barber dime. It appears I gave it a slight kiss on the edge. Worked along and dug a couple of wheat cents, 44 and 51, 1/2 of a compact and got a scratchy and kind of bouncy coin reading so decided to go for it. Dug down and saw a length of chain and while recovering it thought Hmmm. Rescanned the loose dirt and got another hit which turned out to be a clad dime. The chain is marked 925. Out of the hole the reading on the chain bounced around between 18-23. So, it sure helps to have a coin in the hole for finding chains. I was about to call it a wrap working my way over some bare ground near a large tree when I got a screaming 77/78 reading with no spike in the feo bars. Dug it and it was a 925 silver ring from about an inch deep. Along the way I dug one ugly junker ring, too.
I had on the 5 x 10 DD and running in de mode, 0 disc., no notch 3h tones and 90 sen. Everyone have a great and safe weekend. HH jim tn