Back to the church, digging deep!

Hi all,
Went back to the old church I pounded previously with the hope that using the big coil and hitting the iffy signals I might get lucky. Well, I got some luck! No largie this time, but I dug a 12-21 that also gave me a peep of a high tone. Instead of the expected pull tab, I found a nice silver plated lead horse pin. I then rechecked the hole, and got a sweet solid 13-45. So about a foot down I find my first Barber dime since joining the forum! A bit worn 1909, but nice nevertheless! :thumbsup02:
I also managed a few late Wheaties and what I think was an old button. With the amount of fill and really soft soil here I really could use a good PI machine. Little trash left, but the goodies are typically a foot or more deep. :shocked01:

Congrats on finding that barber!

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Congrats on the Barber. Nothing better than autumn Silver.

I bet that Barber Dime put a smile on your face. Digging deep silver is a good feeling. :thumbsup02:

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Could thing you rechecked the hole! Congrats on your first, or first in a while Barber. Seems like you got the knack of how to hunt that church.

Congrats on the Barber. Keep hitting that church.

Great job sniffing out the silver amongst the trash / low tones. The more you acquaint yourself with those kind of signals the more success you will have at the hunted out parks that are everywhere. Sure you will dig a lot of junk but you will also find the goodies too.

Grats on some silver. Always recheck the hole. I do even for iffy signals when I pull out a few nails and hoping the bent one wasn't what I was hearing. That bigger disk is the button?

MangoAve said:

Grats on some silver. Always recheck the hole. I do even for iffy signals when I pull out a few nails and hoping the bent one wasn't what I was hearing. That bigger disk is the button?

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Yes the large disc next to the horse pin. It's smooth with no decoration. Has a rusted off hunk on back center I assume was the eyelet.

As for the odd mixed low tones, I have that pretty well figured out now unlike I did a year as go. Plus using a much more open program and better settings allows me to get more of the hidden tones. Still, I very rarely run across combinations like that.

Nice finds Chris, WD