46 coins. Not a bad outing. Most of them are stained very dark. What type of soil was it sandta?
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Not exactly sure of the right answer RJ :8
Dirt ... Not sand ... Not clay
Fortunately digging was reasonably easy... A few roots to deal with in amongst the trees
Did i mention the >}#% mossies ? UNBELIEVABLE!
Dirt ... Not sand ... Not clay
Fortunately digging was reasonably easy... A few roots to deal with in amongst the trees
Did i mention the >}#% mossies ? UNBELIEVABLE!
Goldpick
Chris Johnson
If its not sand and not clay, must be a loam. 
Good going Sandta, always satisfying to go home with a bag full of coins. Will the pre-decs clean up alright, or are they too far gone?
Good going Sandta, always satisfying to go home with a bag full of coins. Will the pre-decs clean up alright, or are they too far gone?
Thanks guys , ok .. Loam it is
I think their knackered GP
I havent given up with this spot yet.
Hoping the tree /bushes area will give up more pre decimals
Fingers crossed for more slivers to appear
Just cant deal with the mossies... If theres a speck of skin exposed ( without 3 layers of aeroguard) their on it
I think their knackered GP
I havent given up with this spot yet.
Hoping the tree /bushes area will give up more pre decimals
Fingers crossed for more slivers to appear
Just cant deal with the mossies... If theres a speck of skin exposed ( without 3 layers of aeroguard) their on it
Couple of hours spent at another park this morning...
Bloody twist top lids were everywhere (plenty were just picked up off the top as i walked over them)
I suppose thats expected around the kiosk at sporting ovals
Ran on minimum sensitivity ,only targeting what could be located with the pinpointer and popped with screwdriver
1951 penny and 1c were unexpected
And a brass flower cupboard/draw knob
Bloody twist top lids were everywhere
(plenty were just picked up off the top as i walked over them)I suppose thats expected around the kiosk at sporting ovals
Ran on minimum sensitivity ,only targeting what could be located with the pinpointer and popped with screwdriver
1951 penny and 1c were unexpected
And a brass flower cupboard/draw knob
Hi ho, Silver-remember the 1964 penny you sent to me?? My wife loves it gold plated around her neck.
(you can't have it back--ha ha )
Cheers
Jaros
(you can't have it back--ha ha )
Cheers
Jaros
I'll have to wrestle her for it. Better get some more Betadine and bandages first.
Cheers
Jaros
Cheers
Jaros
Gday all , i went down to a park or a few hours this morning.
Was certainly not what i expected ... Though not complaining
Within the first couple of minutes , changing directions , i realised this was going to be challenging :/
I quickly reduced sensitivity to stop the nightmare building in my head
All this was found in the top 3 inches ... It just got worse any deeper
Im guessing it used to be a dump
Brass for the scrap bin
$8.90 in spendables , ($1 ,20c ,2c ,1c were in the same hole)
A sparkly owl brooch , 925 ring ( same pattern that is doing the rounds :lol: )
And the first coin found ... 45 mins in ... 2inches deep ... Under the big old tree
Was certainly not what i expected ... Though not complaining
Within the first couple of minutes , changing directions , i realised this was going to be challenging :/
I quickly reduced sensitivity to stop the nightmare building in my head
All this was found in the top 3 inches ... It just got worse any deeper
Im guessing it used to be a dump
Brass for the scrap bin
$8.90 in spendables , ($1 ,20c ,2c ,1c were in the same hole)
A sparkly owl brooch , 925 ring ( same pattern that is doing the rounds :lol: )
And the first coin found ... 45 mins in ... 2inches deep ... Under the big old tree
Paulmarr
Paul
Man that sounded like the session from detector hell - and yet to still managed to perservere to find the hidden treasure - well done!
I would go back with the sovereign and notch out a little rubbish - silver is a very high and distinctive pitch and you may be able to fish out a few more florins ?
I would go back with the sovereign and notch out a little rubbish - silver is a very high and distinctive pitch and you may be able to fish out a few more florins ?
Goldpick
Chris Johnson
That Florin made it all worthwhile, tree bases are one of my favourite spots to search around. That's some pile of junk you've got there.
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agree with Goldpick - I suspect a few of predecimals I find under old trees are coins that have fallen out of pockets as kids climbed above.
Having said that I haven't found a florin yet but would love to - good work Sandta.
Having said that I haven't found a florin yet but would love to - good work Sandta.
Stopped at a park on the way home from the beach...
Thought i might do alright as there were lots of people gathered last night for carols
I wasnt alone ... There was somone else already detecting when i arrived
Found plenty of twist top lids
$5.05 and a LED santa badge
Thought i might do alright as there were lots of people gathered last night for carols
I wasnt alone ... There was somone else already detecting when i arrived
Found plenty of twist top lids
$5.05 and a LED santa badge
I thought you would have done better in that park sandta. Thanks for cleaning out a few bottle caps for me.
And the first coin found ... 45 mins in ... 2inches deep ... Under the big old tree
You gotta love those old trees, huh! Nice haul and a great florin Sandta... keep diggin'
You gotta love those old trees, huh! Nice haul and a great florin Sandta... keep diggin'
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Sounds like my trick Sandta, your smelling silver(first coin find) and going straight in for the kill,...couldn't tell you how many times that happens for me, straight to the silver for the first find on a new bit of ground,...you've got the snozzer in on it mate.
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