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Took the Outlaw to a club hunt yesterday

Rick in Pa

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Our detecting club had permission to hunt a field alongside of an old cemetery. Eight if us hunted over 4 hours. No silver or Wheaties were found. My oldest was a 1968 quarter. One of the guys did find a pre revolutionary copper coin down about 4 inches. My 68 quarter was deeper. There was plenty of junk to be dug by all. My deepest junk was deeper than the length of my Leche tool. I need a small relic shovel to go with the Outlaw. My take home was a house key with a gold ribbon tied to it ( only gold found ), brass buckel, Boy Scout neckerchief slide, 2 quarters, 1 nickel, 4 pennies and favorite was a 2 Euro coin. This Outlaw is an awesome machine. Was using the 8 inch donut coil.
 
Good finds they could have been old as well, so at least it can find things
 
I was surprised more older coins were not found. As this was a very old cemetery alongside of the field. One of the guys found an aerial photo from 1937 and the field was basically as it is now. Maybe someone beat us to it. It was still a fun day with a good group of guys. Still learning the Outlaw thanks to the videos.
 
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