DirtyRob
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I ran over to the local historic park. Dates back to the early 1900's. I've yet to find silver here but one of my hunting buddies has hit some silver here. I decided to try my best listening for high and deep tones. Well, this park is horrible with pull tabs. Every swing you will hit MANY of them. It was hard to get any other type of signal. You had to go really slow.
I was able to nail 5 wheats. 2 inches down to 8 inches. The best one was a 1919S. Next was a 1920. The other 3 were from the 40's.
I did dig a deep low tone that sounded different. 12/29 on the VDI. Down about 7 inches was this "lion's head" pin/broach. I saw gold in the hole. But it's not!
It sure is heavy for it's size. I can't see someone wearing it.
The bright spot at this park is that it has the softest ground to dig I have ever seen!
Also found a neat looking but fake ear ring.
I was able to nail 5 wheats. 2 inches down to 8 inches. The best one was a 1919S. Next was a 1920. The other 3 were from the 40's.
I did dig a deep low tone that sounded different. 12/29 on the VDI. Down about 7 inches was this "lion's head" pin/broach. I saw gold in the hole. But it's not!
It sure is heavy for it's size. I can't see someone wearing it.The bright spot at this park is that it has the softest ground to dig I have ever seen!
Also found a neat looking but fake ear ring.
