:usaflag:A good afternoon.

[MNCoinhunter]

I went back to an old house where I had searched under the clothes line yesterday with my Sniper coil and found nothing...put my standard coil on today and hit the same spot. 1945 S Mercury Dime...1907 Indian Cent...and a token good for 10 cents in trade for the Kristiania Inn..Minot, North Dakota. A good day in my book.

Edit: Added a picture of the house in question..

 

[dave5710]

I would say that any day you find a silver or an indian or a nice old token would be a good day in anyone's book.

 

[BARKER]

Hi McDave; Nice stuff. Could be moe there. Nice pics. PEACE:RONB

 

[GunnarMN]

ohhh man what a cool spot , thats a years worth of finds for me swing it some more ,

 

[MNCoinhunter]

ohhh man what a cool spot , thats a years worth of finds for me swing it some more ,

Thanks...I was very, very fortunate today. The Indian and the Merc came out of the ground less than 5 minutes apart...I was stunned.

 

[chipmaker29]

nice finds! how deep were they?

 

[MNCoinhunter]

Thanks..Ace 250 was reading 6 inches for both coins and the trade token. Funny thing is that I went over the same spot with my Sniper coil the day before and I was'nt getting any hits at all. And now that I think of it, I had my sensitivity at 3 or 4, which is where I keep it at when I'm using the 6.5" X 9" coil. Thinking that for the Sniper I should have had it set higher..like 5 or 6. So far the Sniper has'nt been living up to my expectations..maybe I have'nt been using it correctly.

 

[Ant]

Wow, very nice finds indeed. So you