New in Mississippi

[culprit51]

Hello all. I just purchase a Garrett AT Pro and Garrett Pin Pointer. Only been out a couple of times for a few hours. Only found a 1987 quarter and an old belt buckle. Heading to the Bay St. Louis next week for a short vacation and am going to try to get out to the beach for a little while

[coinnut]

Welcome aboard culprit51, from western MA. You have a good set up there. Good luck at the St. Louis hunt!

[aloldstuff]

Another welcome from western MA. I have seen some great finds posted here by members that have the AT Pro. Hope your beach hunting goes well and looking forward to your future finds.

[Digger Don]

Hello & Welcome from Northern Illinois

[Skamaniac]

Welcome again! Glad you got the coil to work on the Pro. The garrett web page has some good AT pro tutorial videos for getting acquainted with the machine. I still watch them every couple of months and find something to take away. Just remember to stick with it and with every outing you'll get better at knowing your machine.

[Boulder]

Hello and Welcome to the forum from John in NJ. :thumbsup01:

[Timewarpdigger]

Welcome and best of luck. Safe & HH

[tanacat]

Welcome from Kentucky :waving: Congrats on your new AT Pro! I use a V3i but many friends use AT Pros and are very happy. They are all successful at relic hunting.

Btw old belt buckles make me happy, shows it was prob an older site. I collect them all :lol:

[Tony Two-Cent]

Welcome from Illinois! :waving:

Glad you joined the forum! I hope you find some goodies with your AT Pro.

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[leslie(nova scotia)]

Welcome aboard and look forward to your posts!

[giant056]

Welcome from Kalamazoo Michigan :thumbsup02:

[del]

Welcome Culprit51 , congrats on your new purchases and best of luck.

[Fire Fighter 43]

Welcome to the forum and hobby from SE Wisconsin. It is good to have you with us, GL and HH.

[Twobit]

Welcome culprit. I'm new to digging as well. Do yourself a favor and start looking up old schools, residences, and farms in your area. Old maps are almost always available so you can identify the oldest used plots of land. You might find that a town park was once a mill or business area. It's really cool to find out what your town was once like and, more important, you will get great ideas of places to detect.

[OxShoeDrew]

Yep, what Lou said. Welcome from the Nutmeg state :)