You are viewing this forums as a guest which limits you to read only status.
Only registered members may post stories, questions, classifieds, reply to other posts, contact other members using built in messaging and use many other features found on these forums.
Why not register and join us today? It's free! (We don't share your email addresses with anyone.) We keep email addresses of our users to protect them and others from bad people posting things they shouldn't.
There is a city lot about 3 blocks from what I call bullet park that was graded off. I had been looking at it for a few weeks and finally found out who it belonged to. I got permission to hunt it today and spent a little over a hour there. I never saw a area with more iron and trash and I have seen quite a few. I started with the Vaquero set on foil, but the sound was constant, so I decided to coin shoot to see if I could find a few indicator coins. The V still chirped constantly, but I found a few coins in a small area. I will go back and clean the trash out of that area and see if I find something better. The oldest coin was a 1964 silver dime lower right and a couple more pennies from the sixty's. Bill in Texas
Nice finding silver.
Sounds like a place for a smaller coil.
You guys who don't have frozen ground ... at least I'm not frozen as deep as Gunnar is.
Keep up the great hunting Bill!
tvr
There is a city lot about 3 blocks from what I call bullet park that was graded off. I had been looking at it for a few weeks and finally found out who it belonged to. I got permission to hunt it today and spent a little over a hour there. I never saw a area with more iron and trash and I have seen quite a few. I started with the Vaquero set on foil, but the sound was constant, so I decided to coin shoot to see if I could find a few indicator coins. The V still chirped constantly, but I found a few coins in a small area. I will go back and clean the trash out of that area and see if I find something better. The oldest coin was a 1964 silver dime lower right and a couple more pennies from the sixty's. Bill in Texas 