A person showed me a spot that they put a bunch of coins in a bail of straw and then let the kids tear it apart and try to find them. I found all this in the area in a short time. The popper in the picture is a gasket scraper. It works real good for popping shallow coins. Got the idea from Kenny (Khouse).
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Took the AT Pro and the 5x8 to the local fairgrounds
- Thread starter Bill_S
- Start date
I rounded the corners on the scraper and sharpened it. It goes in rocks ok but not as good as a screwdriver. But the screwdriver isn't as good as a rock pick. You can cut a slot with the scraper and pry the target up through it. Or you can simply POP the shallow stuff right into your pouch. But that takes some practice!!!!!!!!!!! 
Big Boys Hobbies
Well-known member
Nice tool Bill!
broadestpower
New member
Yeah the fairgrounds, I've been wanting to hit one that is close by but,
it appears to be locked up pretty good. I wish I knew how to get in touch with
someone that could get me in there,oh well.
it appears to be locked up pretty good. I wish I knew how to get in touch with
someone that could get me in there,oh well.