The Sovereign GT finds today says a lot about this metal detector.

[Ron from Michigan]

The best finds today a 1917 and 1945s dime and a Buffalo nickle without a date.Found an old spigot and match box car.So your asking yourself why did he dig such big targets.The same park last year a gentleman dug up a rotted coin purse with a dozen coins with dates none later than the late 1800's including a three cent piece.My last 4 hunts out of 5 silver has been found.Later Ron

 

[bottlebum]

Way to go Ron. What was the average depth of the silver and wheats?

HH, bottlebum

 

[Ron from Michigan]

Bottlebum,In this park I've dug about 25 green wheat's in the last couple of weeks 1909s to 1918s with 173 on the meter lower than IHs around 9-12 inches.The silver today was around 7-8 inches 180 on the meter with a nice strong smooth tone.The buff nickle read about 142 on the meter the tone clear with no bark about 5-6 inches down. I have found a large section in this park grown over with large trees thats about 50 yards down hill to the lake possible old swimming area thats where I found the 1917 dime.

 

[bottlebum]

Were you using the 10 inch coil?

Thanks for sharing.

 

[Ron from Michigan]

The Tornado 1000 coil was used.

 

[Cal_Cobra]

Nice finds Ron !! I'm going to take my Sovereign out today and test out my new Sunray probe I bought from Rick. Hopefully some silver (or better yet, gold) is in the cards.

HH,
Brian

 

[Ron from Michigan]

Brian,The Sunray Probe will give you extra depth.A lot of iffy targets will be recovered plus the probe eliminates a lot of false targets.Best of all less work and damage to lawns.

 

[Ron from Michigan]

Going after Zincs in an area I covered to snare an Indian Head or two.

 

[bottlebum]

Wow! I bet that was a surprise. Nice job on the indian too!
Don't leave us in suspense. Ya gotta tell the story too........