River Styx

It’s a capable machine in the right hands 👍🏻

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Btw no junk. Minelab Pro-find 35’s and an equinox 800 just to start off. There will be more

First off let me start by saying I am not sponsored, back, or paid by any company or dealer. I purchase this equipment out right. I’ve been a member here for sometime and those that know me no this is real

More videos on there now. It’s alive

Tell dad I says quit playin and get better

Giving it a shot

Well when it came to the little video you guys saw who was on the bottom LOL

No doubt. Duck n cover

Came into Phoenix and hooked up with Scott, he taught me how to pan and a few of the things that he does when he’s looking for gold. Many thanks and much appreciated, it was pretty exciting but definitely work for that little yellow stuff. Makes me respect the old-timers a lot more and like my detectors LOL a lot better Another one off the bucket list now I need to find one with the detector. Definitely had a great time. Thanks again Scott AE2B5981-30EC-42F9-AF2B-F1AF0A62C93A.MOV

Yeah I had to look twice at it. Ten inches down with the 6” coil I had a jumpy reading But very surprised.

Ok spent the last few days in Indiana at a friends, we went hunting with our Equinox 800’s. Found lots and lots of junk. Quite a bit of modern coins. I did find 2 Wheat pennies and an Indian Head. Nothing fancy but I never found an Indian head before so I was dancing a jig lol

West bound and down. I’ll be late this evening have to stop at the grocery store my camper lol

I will be in late this evening.

Nice to have an answer. Ty

Yup. I had it backwards. It’s been a Long time since I read it. Here it is and ty An extremely limited number of 1943 cents were inadvertently struck on copper planchets, left in the machinery from the previous year. Very few escaped the mint unnoticed, and these are considered very desirable to collectors. Auction histories indicate the value range of an authentic 1943 copper cent to be from around $5,000 to $70,000, depending on the mint and condition. However, copper-plated forgeries abound. The primary test for these is to use a magnet. The common steel & zinc pieces (and the 1943 copper-plated fakes, as well as authentic cents from other years) will stick to the magnet. The rare copper issues will not. link https://coins.ha.com/c/ref/questions.zx#War_Nickels

Cool bear, hey shadow box or mantle piece for sure

Yeah me neither, like I was saying on the shirt collar one on each side to have those cardboard inserts that went up underneath many years back. They could’ve been cuff links if you inserted the alligator clip in the holes but don’t really see it lol

Will give it a go. Not sure of my schedule ever but I’ll try.

If you ever get another one in the future check out the new Yamaha X2. 850 I love mine lots of carry space and full dumping bed and tailgate.

Awesome. I got a Yamaha Kodiak last March. You’ll love it.

About 6 g’s and up I think

Yes my CTX is a great paperweight now lol a mantle piece haha

Look at my icon. Look familiar? Lol hello man

Ok so I bought an equinox 800 set up from Bill and the cover and a large head from Doc. I was in North Central Texas on a delivery of windmill parts for GE and had half Saturday and all Sunday to wait to get unloaded. I was tired. Little tv Saturday evening and then Sunday it hit me, you dummy you have your detector with you. I looked around and the terrain was all flat and plowed cotton field as far as the eye could see. Oh well let’s give it a shot. About 15 minutes out I found this. Surprised it was still together as there is no telling how many times it had been tilled dry desert dirt at about 8 inches tines are larger so.... I believe to be an old tab collar clip as it’s to short to be a tie tack. But not sure. You know the old collars that had the board behind them supporting the shape. Anyway it does test 24k over brass so someone had some money or status in the day. The Camera does great at my skin definition on the I Phone X lol Any thoughts on its origins? By the way hunted for hours and never found as much as a coin that’s it