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110 pattern ? if so I removed the 37 co line and added in the 34 co....just because of too many zinc's came in at 37 co....some indian pennies do in the right old spot but not for old schools and parks around here.Hunted old school yard (1911) for about an hr. yesterday. Site has been hunted for years, but I have pulled some Mercs and one Barber dime. Quit because of the heat and my wandering produced too few targets. Did dig one clad dime. It was +/- 6" deep (just below 'gray line') and turned out to be '68 mint. The old "close but no cigar". Hoping for some cooler weather and some rain. Also need a better site.
keep me informed how you do with it.I had a pattern VERY close to 1 10. Modified it a bit, incl settings and used it.
Is the 1 10 pattern available for download somewhere ? Im a newbieSOMETIMES IT JUST AIN"T A COIN
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I just like to find mainly coins ! The 1-10 pattern makes it work for me.
Is the 1 10 pattern available for download somewhere ? Im a newbie
Elmy, as long as it's a conductive target, I'm happy!SOMETIMES IT JUST AIN"T A COIN
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I just like to find mainly coins ! The 1-10 pattern makes it work for me.
I do get what your saying....But as mainly a coin hunter....I will not dig 50 holes in a yard to get 5 coins....and most land owners seem to appreciate that.Elmy, as long as it's a conductive target, I'm happy!
Agreed! But as you say, sometimes they're just not coins!I do get what your saying....But as mainly a coin hunter....I will not dig 50 holes in a yard to get 5 coins....and most land owners seem to appreciate that.
If you want dog tags ...costume jewelry...junk chains..lead and even thimbles....rivets....can slaw....shotgun and 22 casings.... harmonica reeds....... yes.Agreed! But as you say, sometimes they're just not coins!
Elmy I understand! I too want to find COINS! I don't actively search for other conductive targets on purpose. The 'iffy' signals I do dig are with the hope that it might be a deep coin, but turn out to be something else. I meant that my disappointment is lessened if the target is at least interesting....i.e. 'good for tokens', political campaign badges etc. Since I make knives, I don't mind recovering an old pocket knife once in a while.If you want dog tags ...costume jewelry...junk chains..lead and even thimbles....rivets....can slaw....shotgun and 22 casings.... harmonica reeds....... yes.
I just don't care for that type of a conductive target.....This post was of what I don't like to dig...but will to get the silver coin.
If that is treasure to some...I am sure enough leaving plenty of it in the dirt for you to retrieve.
Sorry to be so blunt....but after all the years I have put into this hobby...I have to feel any silver coin or specifically targeted item, such as a gold ring is a challenge to repeatedly dig each and every hunt.
AND it make the hunts ... FUN and challenging !
from just talking with you I know you also have a few tips up your sleeve....you should share some of what you know and someone may benefit from it.....Anyone can use things I post or laugh at them...their choice.Elmy I understand! I too want to find COINS! I don't actively search for other conductive targets on purpose. The 'iffy' signals I do dig are with the hope that it might be a deep coin, but turn out to be something else. I meant that my disappointment is lessened if the target is at least interesting....i.e. 'good for tokens', political campaign badges etc. Since I make knives, I don't mind recovering an old pocket knife once in a while.