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Very first good find with M6

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15 min into hunt w/ new M6 I dug the 1867 2 center. But that was only find in the area my brother and I hunted. Since then have been learning to deal with iron sound and thanks to some recent input form others have been learning to deal with it. Also found an old script G Pin and an old Infantry button.
Still grab the XL Pro and the two make a good team.
Thanks
Bill
 
I did a little relic hunting a few years ago. It was in some plowed feilds near the place where I was working at the time.After talking to the landowner .I was able to get in a few hours a day before work a couple of times a week. I wasn't lucky enough to find any buttons or plates but got a lot of bullets, a couple of fuse adapters,and artillery frags. Then I got transfered to where Im working now ,150 miles in the opposite direction.So now my hobby is pretty much coin shooting.In the deep south La, where I live ,the people fished , trapped and farmed until the oilfeild came in during the forties.So it is not common to get coins pre 1930's.In 6 1/2 years of metal detecting around here Ive only found 3 coins pre 1900, and I hunt alot, but I don't bother people about going on their property, just pretty much stay on public access land. But this is still my favorite pass-time,And I really enjoy the hobby.Thats some nice relics you have there,It does feel rewarding to bring a few nice ones home.Went back out a little while this morning, no silver, but got some more wheat pennies and clad. HH Good Luck Richard A. S.La.
 
Well BILL, You're way ahead of me!! I've been hunting a (300+) yr. old colonial house for (3)hrs. today with my M-6, and (3)hrs. last Sunday with my Sov-GT. Only one Lincoln Penny and possibly some kind of old ID Tag with the Sov-GT. Still have it soaking! ALOT of JUNK with the M-6. Although it has been hunted before, and there is alot of Slag Iron, Iron Relics (whatyouwouldcallits) and Alot of Misc. Metals in this ground. HH, Les
 
Which coil were you using at the time?

Tom
 
Les , thanks for looking and to answer your question, I'm not exaxctly sure what the pin was for. When I first dug it I thought it was a belt plate, but not as still has the pin attachment on back. I would like to think that it has some significance other than just a piece of old jewelry.
HH
Bill
 
Tom.
I was using the factory coil when I found the 2 center and also useing the Excelerator 5" on some of the finds. It was the first day I used the machine and was just 15 minutes from fisrt time ever touching it and foun the 2 cent piece. I thought at that time I had found the perfect machine. Since then I think maybe like a lot of finds I just happened to be walking over a good spot.
HH
Bill
 
Great finds, Bill. Bet that M6 continues to grow on you.

Continued good luck, Bob
 
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