Got another silver this morning...update lol, one more!

Still hunting the same spot in the ghetto. I mean a small spot at the edge of a now long gone houses front porch. Hunted this area for a long time and well I'll say the iron audio did the trick on the R2. 4 silvers in 4 hunts just doesn't happen here at all. Not 2 inches in the ground with a piece of iron laying with it almost covered.





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Well done JF
Not the nicest coins in the world but it's always GREAT to cheat the 'iron monster' and free a few desirables!

Beat me today: only bagged copper.

awesome!!

Jack tearin' it up with the R2!

Des cheating the iron is what it's all about to me. Anytime I can hunt over and over in a place and an something comes along and makes it come back again. That's what I like. I get excited about a penny when it's in someplace I've hunted a lot, small areas especially. Every target is a question of how and why have I missed this before. Other metals being the culprit. Heading out again shortly after I put down a big plate of grits with cheese, scrambled eggs, sausage, and some home made catheads!



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Jack Flynn Wrote:
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> Des cheating the iron is what it's all about to
> me. Anytime I can hunt over and over in a place
> and an advancement comes along and makes it come
> back again. That's what I like. I get excited
> about a penny when it's in someplace I've hunted a
> lot, small areas especially. Every target is a
> question of how and why have I missed this before.
> Other metals being the culprit. Heading out again
> shortly after I put down a big plate of grits with
> cheese, scrambled eggs, sausage, and some home
> made catheads!

Nice finds Jack,I had to look up what catheads were. Never heard biscuits called catheads before.

It's southern jargon I'm sure............ Betcha Keith knows lol............

Ole' Jack Eatin' good!

Just think, that could have been mine...

Glad you kept it!

Just makes one wonder,,, how many more are there in those sites Jack??

You are after them no doubt.

Good find,,here in the poor ass south-- beggars sure can't be choosey,,,,silver is silver!!!!!

TabWhisperer Wrote:
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> Just think, that could have been mine...
>
> Glad you kept it!

Almost sold it to ya but that 5 hour stint proved me wrong, crow is good......

tnsharpshooter Wrote:
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> Just makes one wonder,,, how many more are there
> in those sites Jack??
>
> You are after them no doubt.
>
> Good find,,here in the poor ass south-- beggars
> sure can't be choosey,,,,silver is silver!!!!!

Believe me my mind was churning about just that subject and all the other places while I was jellying up a cathead!

"I'll go out on a limb here (a weak one) but, I think a Racer 2 with a small coil is probably the most surgical set up I have ever used!!!
Yes. I agree with you Jack.
Your Main Points are my thoughts too.
Took another look at your silver's and those Liberty's are nice!
I've a similar looking same date as your '41 - dig out of a Pittsburgh baseball field.

I'm glad someone explained 'catheads!'

Good Hunting"

Des D

Nice work Jack

CATHEADS........I thought maybe for a minute there ya ran out of possum, and grabbed a cat...LOL
Nice silver there Jack.

Nice hunt! Another vote for the R2 it looks like.

HH
John

Got about an hour and a half in after the breakfast for dinner and got another silver. Same place small area and digging anything that blipped up into the 80's TID wise or even if it didn't give a TID if it was the highest tone chirp I have set above the second tone break of 79 it got dug. Worked great in the heavy trash, very heavy trash. That's 5 hunts and 5 silver now, I hope it keeps going! Won't even go into how many machines have hunted this........

Look like those jelly up cat heads did you some good!

Jack Flynn Wrote:
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> Des cheating the iron is what it's all about to
> me. Anytime I can hunt over and over in a place
> and an something comes along and makes it come
> back again. That's what I like. I get excited
> about a penny when it's in someplace I've hunted a
> lot, small areas especially. Every target is a
> question of how and why have I missed this before.
> Other metals being the culprit. Heading out again
> shortly after I put down a big plate of grits with
> cheese, scrambled eggs, sausage, and some home
> made catheads!


hot damn jack! gotta go get my guts pumped! just kidding!
sounds "filling!"

(h.h.!)
j.t.

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i'll keep my "mickey mouse!"..thanks!

j.t.