Hey grandma K, thanks for checking the video out always nice to see ya here!

Seriously it is a dreamy field and we still have so much of it to cover. I've gifted the farmer some finds and plan on returning in the fall with even more. He's a great guy. I've even invited him to come out with us and detect there I'm sure he has insight to where the activity was. And yes, Pulltab was essential in making sure we covered as much ground before we couldn't. Happy Hunting, Ed!

This was a great day for finding coins. A tight window for these conditions! Can't wait to get back in the fall now that the entire field has been turned hopefully it's brand new again

A nice and mostly consistent hunt couldn't ask for more. Shame I have to wait till the fall to go back

I wouldn't say it compares to some of your hunts! You guys really clean up over there in PA. Appreciate it happy hunting

After cleaning it up better I agree seems to be a clip. Thanks, Jay! And the best news of all is we were welcomed back in the fall. Lot more land to cover. Happy hunting

Lmao! That first dig of the day is usually a miss. Thank you for watching!

That was actually the LG28. The 35 I break out on rare occasions but it is definitely a heavy beast. If I was doing it again I would probably buy the 30 but I don't know how much of an advantage it is over the 28 already. Find myself using the 28 8 times out of 10, with the other 2 split between the 35 and 15 depending on the hunt.

@@ThePullTab I have the 30. It's a tad lighter than the 28 with about the same performance. I use the 24 coil most of the time. It's way lighter and performs just as good as the 28/30, with just a slight loss of depth, plus behaves better around emi.

@@allanohlsen7729 yeah the 24 is hands down the best all-rounder. For me, having the 15/28/35, the 28 is the best compromise most of the time. The 30/24 combo is the best of both worlds. For a lot of our hunts we are at least trashy areas so the 28 & 30 work perfectly.

@@chrisfegan3475 I'm definitely a bigger fan of old coins than nearly any other find but buttons are fun as well. Especially when they have some character

@@JerseyDigs I found 6 Virginia militia buttons around my property

@@chrisfegan3475 wow that's awesome. Sure there's more hiding!

Thank you! I still consider myself a rookie when it comes to detecting but I'm getting there. I can't comment much on the carrot but it is a great Pinpointer. I love my accupoint it just seems more thought out than others. Thanks for watching

Hey George, planning on kicking it into gear this beach season in the coming weeks since spots inland have dried up or are unavailable during the summer. I bounce around in northern Ocean and southern Monmouth county beaches. Feel free to let me know when you're headed out I'd be glad to link up

Nice. The two I have were both 1865. Great looking coin

I hope not! The owner didn't seem too concerned and the main farmer just shooed me off. But thanks for the heads up good to know I didn't cause damage. This is one of the few times detecting to this point of planting prep so I'll have to keep a better eye out in the future. Appreciate your insight.