George Kinsey

3 hours ago, GB_Amateur said:

Which weekend?   Many of us are still in winter (or early Spring).  Near me they're predicting over 2 inches of rain for Saturday alone.  (Sunday looks decent but I don't know if the ground will have recovered -- I'll for sure give it a try.)  I think part of the reason many here are suffering the Equinox Angst Virus is because it's piled on top of cabin fever!  (Just kidding around..., well, kinda...)

Back to your beautiful finds.  I sure hope that gouge on the 1849-O half wasn't caused by a recovery tool.  It's still a great looking coin but that damage pains me.  It looks like About Uncirculated (AU) condition otherwise.  I've yet to even find a clad half let alone a seated beauty like yours.  (All that's gonna change with the Eqx!)  Thanks for your inspiring post.

 

I think a trained eye will see old patina inside the scratch. Not guilty. Case dismissed .

I'm very fortunate to hunt in colonial Virginia. Reales were legal tender into the 1850's. You will get one .

Some weekend Inspiration.

32 minutes ago, relicmeister said:

George,ive heard many good interviews from long time detectorists but yours was the most interesting to me. Good luck on that GW

Thank you Sir. 

31 minutes ago, relicmeister said:

George,ive heard many good interviews from long time detectorists but yours was the most interesting to me. Good luck on that GW

Thank you very much.

11 hours ago, Jackpine said:

Hey George did you ever do an in depth report on the Impact?

Still learning the machine.

Lucky #19 for me colonial relic hunting. Three coin sized flat buttons and three Indians. Zero trash. Nice

 I trade detectors with him.

The only relic I want to find is a George Washington Inaugural button. I have the rest covered.

You will be glad you did. VDI 17 has been unlucky. Flat iron .

My pleasure Steve.

Brass Musket Barrel Band, Flat buttons and an Indian Head Penny. Lucky VDI number for me is 19. Brass buttons and Indian heads.

On 2/18/2018 at 4:44 PM, canslawhero said:

looks like your Equinox is doing well for you....

I few issues but overall not bad. I have to extend the rod to the end and there is some flexing. My hand rubs on the control box. At high sensitivity when the coil strikes stalks while field hunting it will sound off.

On 2/18/2018 at 5:12 PM, Jackpine said:

Hey George

What types of tiny targets is the Nox is finding at your sites?

Tom

For me to many. Amazing how small the lead you will find.

While testing detectors. Regards

Good luck and let us know how you make out with the Multi Kruzer.

A trusted friend who tests detectors found not much depth difference between the two models. The Multi Kruzer has enough features to keep him happy.

17 hours ago, BLOODHOUND1970 said:

Thanks for the imput

 

A friend may have your answer. I will send out "The Bat Signal" today in your behalf.

That would be tough to do a comparison. I use the Impact with 12 modes x 3 different frequencies. That's a lot of play time. It does everything I hope the Kruzer may do. Impact price has dropped to near Multi Kruzer level. Good luck with your decision.

I live in Virginia . Anything is possible here.

Key, shield with 2 attachments, a possible whistle and a flat button. Regards

Your welcome.

Only 4 inches.

Nice cuff.

First trip out testing the Minelab Equinox.