Day off today, so managed to get a good solid afternoon's effort in, and gee are my legs paying for it!
On this occasion I put a real effort in to try and pick up on any missed targets, and also faint tones that might lead to something promising.
Probably one the best finds made today was a mistaken identity of a shotgun cartridge end, when cleaned up it was in fact an 1887 Queen Victoria Jubilee pin (from 1837-1887).
Two more dog tags, both from 1892- 1893, a silver gilded bracelet, naval button, two gilded copper thimbles, decorative lead buckle piece, fob watch cover, pair off cufflink ends, grass lock cover, and an unusual thin lead pendant with stamped decorative pattern.
Felt like it took forever to tally up that number of targets, and thats not including all the deep iron and roofing sheeting that I dug. All this was found with the 13x11" coil, so you can see that it has no issues at all on small low conductor targets at depth.
Also unearthed my first complete piece of glassware for this site, it is a Kruschen Salts jar.
More field photos up later.
