TundraPlugger
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This morning on the way to work I decided to hit an old curb strip I had detected a couple years ago in one of my standby little towns along the way. It was nice to have some relatively clean ground for a change.
I didn't have more than 20 minutes so I just looked for high pitches. First high pitch I hit was a really nice 1961-D Washington! How did I miss that!
I had to take off after that to go clean out a few cattleguards for the day.
I worked fast today because I had plans to hit that curb strip again on the way home.
I got back through that little town around 5:30 so I only had a max of 45 minutes to hunt.
Right away I started hitting signals a lot like wheats.....which believe it or not ended up being the case twice.
I came across another what I thought was a missed wheat but ended up being a beauty of a 1968 nickel Canadian dime. I didn't notice at the time but one I cleaned it off I found it had beautiful rainbow toning on both faces..... weirdest thing I'd ever seen.
Right after that I came across another signal I thought might be a wheat..... nope, wrong again! It was a very worn 1920's Merc!
I have come to the conclusion that I was either terrible at metal detecting 2 years ago..... that, or deaf!
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I didn't have more than 20 minutes so I just looked for high pitches. First high pitch I hit was a really nice 1961-D Washington! How did I miss that!
I had to take off after that to go clean out a few cattleguards for the day.
I worked fast today because I had plans to hit that curb strip again on the way home.
I got back through that little town around 5:30 so I only had a max of 45 minutes to hunt.
Right away I started hitting signals a lot like wheats.....which believe it or not ended up being the case twice.
I came across another what I thought was a missed wheat but ended up being a beauty of a 1968 nickel Canadian dime. I didn't notice at the time but one I cleaned it off I found it had beautiful rainbow toning on both faces..... weirdest thing I'd ever seen.
Right after that I came across another signal I thought might be a wheat..... nope, wrong again! It was a very worn 1920's Merc!
I have come to the conclusion that I was either terrible at metal detecting 2 years ago..... that, or deaf!
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