coinnut
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This is a premonition of a hunt that is going to take place on Saturday lol I needed a place to hunt since my hunting buddy is doing the summer family stuff 
I ran into a client and asked to hunt his property which dates back to around 1890, and he said sure, just show me what you find. Not what I'm used to hunting but I predict lots of coins, hence the posting here lol I hope I don't get skunked or I may have to move my own post 
So visions of silver dance in my head until Saturday when reality may set in lol But the area is a lot older than 1890, and the stone foundation may mean that it sits on an older site, so large coppers are not out of the question :shocked04: Wish me luck.
I ran into a client and asked to hunt his property which dates back to around 1890, and he said sure, just show me what you find. Not what I'm used to hunting but I predict lots of coins, hence the posting here lol I hope I don't get skunked or I may have to move my own post So visions of silver dance in my head until Saturday when reality may set in lol But the area is a lot older than 1890, and the stone foundation may mean that it sits on an older site, so large coppers are not out of the question :shocked04: Wish me luck. 
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:ticked: :bangahead01: :angry: >:\...... :crying02: Now that that's over with, lol it wasn't much of a hunt anyways. Lots of surface clad. Lots of trash buried in the yard. The machine was in almost constant null. I did run Conductive multi for most of the hunt and was going to do the yard again in Ferrous 2 tones, but it started pouring. You can barely see the rain in the first picture, but it was a downpour. Did manage to get a 1941 Mercury with the 5 coil and Ferrous 2 tones. I used the 11 Pro Coil and the 5 Sunray coil. Total haul a couple of hours is 13 clad quarters, 12 clad dimes, 1 nickel, 12 memorials, 2 wheats, and a 1941 Mercury. Total $4.74.
