North shore beach pay off again

LUCKYP · Dec 8, 2011

Returned to the same spot as the beginning of the week but this time with my partner.We both had detected that beach in the past but never founded so many coins.
He left the site an hour before me with good results.40 coins,2 silver quarters and a mercury dime.
For me the numbers of coins is on increase since monday to 78 but now very few quarters.As for the silver same amount of 7 but now only dimes.1 barber,2 mercury and 4 rosie.Bonus of a silver ring,silver medal and an old brass lock

SeabeeRon · Dec 8, 2011

That sounds like a really good beach to hit!! :shock:

Congratz!!

Raphis · Dec 8, 2011

Wow. Your spot is really kicking out the oldies! It's been a couple days since you last posted, and your spot is still giving up.

Old gold is next!
Congrats,

Raphis

WildDigger · Dec 8, 2011

That is a good hunting ground.

JerseyMike · Dec 8, 2011

Great beach you have there, I hope it continues to produce for you.

ScubaSteveXdm · Dec 8, 2011

Nice haul!

Chad · Dec 8, 2011

Awesome haul!!!!! keep it up....sounds like a great spot! What machine are you using?

snf101480 · Dec 8, 2011

Great job on the finds! You did well on the clad and silver totals!

Digger657 · Dec 8, 2011

Sounds like a good day at the beach.

Compass · Dec 8, 2011

Awesome and memorable hunt! Congrats and HH!

txhunter · Dec 8, 2011

Nice work!

Are you hunting with a new machine? Just curious as to why you think the beach is kicking stuff out now and not the last time you hunted.

Raphis · Dec 8, 2011

Just curious as to why you think the beach is kicking stuff out now and not the last time you hunted.

He hunted this spot just a couple of days ago. Check out his post. http://metaldetectingforum.com/showthread.php?t=95137

What he meant was that he hunted this spot with his buddy in the past, and never found this many coins until recently. All of those coins were buried under more than a foot of sand until erosion made them more accessible.

Raphis

txhunter · Dec 8, 2011

Raphis said:
He hunted this spot just a couple of days ago. Check out his post. http://metaldetectingforum.com/showthread.php?t=95137

What he meant was that he hunted this spot with his buddy in the past, and never found this many coins until recently. All of those coins were buried under more than a foot of sand until erosion made them more accessible.

Raphis

Thanks Raphis, sorry I didn't mean last time but the time before it started kicking out the cool stuff.

LUCKYP · Dec 8, 2011

Thank you for your answers.I use an excalibur2.I do not thinks that has anything to do with erosion.The last time we searched that beach was last year in October.At that time they were starting construction on shore.Since the productive area is only 200 feet I suspect that buldosers did install drainage pipes in that area.Will see what is left with round 3.But frustrating not even find a piece of gold.I guess on a private beach everybody leave his gold home

BUZZ WILSON · Dec 9, 2011

Nice hunt, congrats on the goodies.

Hotrod Tom · Dec 9, 2011

Nice coin collection.I guess you won't be on the south shore this weekend!

zeemang · Dec 9, 2011

Very nice, it's not every beach that gives up the oldies....you're on a sweet spot there....

North shore beach pay off again

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