Seems my luck took a turn today, and I'm actually pretty dissapointed.
Had to drop off a trailer I sold locally so had 3 sites in mind that were in striking distance.
First stop was an old oval still in use I had drooled over a few times. 30 secs in I had a neat $2 coin in my hand and my tail was up. Early finds tell me 2 things, likely Noone has been there and likely there will be plenty more. 3 hours later (!!!!) I had exactly $2.54 in my change pocket. My determination to keep going usually gets rewarded but swing as I might I kept coming up donuts. I checked the detector a couple times in the faint hope it was playing up lol.
So deflated I took on an old historic Freemason building. I did get a late penny but nothing else. Another 1 1/2 hours of hopeful but hopeless swinging. I did think about giving up, I often think to myself if it's not 2 predecs or $4 an hour minimum it's not worth my time swinging but with such a horrible run I resolved my luck would surely return on site 3.
Site 3 is a multi use oval and I had avoided it due to the amount of people usually enjoying some time on it. As luck would have it some plumbing works were in mid progress so this popular little spot was vacant to my surprise. I pulled out just over $13 mostly in silver, I don't think I've ever dug so many 10c pieces in my life, but they add up when your keen for coin. But man the junk was thick, Jack Daniels and red eye caps flattened come up as true as $2 coins and they were everywhere. I must have dug 40+ to the point that when a couple of $2 shook loose I was surprised. I worked through the site alot more casual than usually trying to build a worthy tally, and although it was fun it was still a little dissapointing.
I suppose I was due for a lean day, however efforts will be doubled this coming week on finding and hunting some more productive sites, kind of feel like I should have baled early and hit up a few that have been kind and remain unfinished.
Hope everyone has a bit more luck than I did. Cheers.