James B. in Mass
New member
Hello everyone! I usually post over on the Beach & Water Forums, but since I only hunt the beaches in the Winter and spend the rest of my time detecting Cellar Holes and Fields, I decided it was about time to drop in and join the community.
I have been hunting exclusively with the 1236-X2 for about 3 years now and for a mid-priced detector without a lot of bells & whistles I have to say that it has been very good to me. I am also lucky to have a lot of great places to hunt and have amassed quite a collection in those 3 years. I usually prefer relics, but I'll take the coins when they pop up as well.
Below are my finds for today from a hunt around a new field. Large Cent appears to be 1837 and is a little crusty... needs a good soak in Olive Oil before I can be 100% positive.
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King George III Copper appears to be 1776, but like the Large Cent, it needs a good Olive Oil bath. Don't want to rush the process. The condition is actually better that the photo shows and it should clean up nicely.
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The rest of my finds. 1936 Wheatie and a key with St. Christophers medalion attached to it. I bet whoever lost it was pretty bummed.
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Thanks for taking the time to look at my finds... I hope you enjoyed looking at them as much as I love looking at everyone elses.
HH
I have been hunting exclusively with the 1236-X2 for about 3 years now and for a mid-priced detector without a lot of bells & whistles I have to say that it has been very good to me. I am also lucky to have a lot of great places to hunt and have amassed quite a collection in those 3 years. I usually prefer relics, but I'll take the coins when they pop up as well.
Below are my finds for today from a hunt around a new field. Large Cent appears to be 1837 and is a little crusty... needs a good soak in Olive Oil before I can be 100% positive.
[attachment 65952 LCFront.jpg]
[attachment 65953 LCBack.jpg]
King George III Copper appears to be 1776, but like the Large Cent, it needs a good Olive Oil bath. Don't want to rush the process. The condition is actually better that the photo shows and it should clean up nicely.
[attachment 65954 KGFront.jpg]
[attachment 65955 KGBack.jpg]
The rest of my finds. 1936 Wheatie and a key with St. Christophers medalion attached to it. I bet whoever lost it was pretty bummed.
[attachment 65956 Rest.jpg]
Thanks for taking the time to look at my finds... I hope you enjoyed looking at them as much as I love looking at everyone elses.
HH
