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You Never Know Unless You Dig It !

I decided to go to a park I have hunted before and never finished. The park is several acres and there is a swimming pool across the street from it. Most of the coins I found were on top of the ground buried in the grass. Most of the coins at the park were found next to playground equipment. I decided to hunt the swimming pool grounds. I hunted the sidewalk parallel to the pool and I got a 36 signal and ignored it. I made one more trip next to the sidewalk just before leaving and got the 36 signal again. This time I decided to dig it and I'm glad I dig. About two or three inches down laid the silver ring. Total coins found for a three hour hunt was $7.02 and one silver ring.
H.H. :detecting:
 
This statement is so true no matter what detector you use. There are too many variables, ground mineralization, proximity to other targets, depth, moisture content, corrosion and others to think that a detectors ability to pick out just the good targets through it's computer programming is going to always be correct. The "Eyes" have it.
 
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