First outing with new ACE 250 and a few finds.
Well , I finally was able to get outside due to the weather and working schedule.
I was actually just trying to get used to my new machine, but I think I did pretty good for a first outing.
I started out using the headphones, but I quickly found out that unless there's alot of noise, they are a real pain to take off and put back on every time you go in for a dig.
I ditched the headphones and started sweeping as the instructional DVD that came with the detector showed how.
I was using the jewelry mode and quickly found out that people really must have drinked alot of pop and beer back in the day.

I was finding these things left and right. I decided to eliminate the pull-tab signal from my detector, but I occasionally would pick them up here and there along with cans and sometimes pieces of aluminum foil.
I would have liked to show pictures of the site, However, I am respecting the request of the owner to not take any pictures.
I went back to digging and the little shovel I got with the detector broke, Luckily I brought a spare. I got a signal from around a big tree trunk and thought , Wow this has got to be a coin. Somebody was probably lying down around the tree and out came the dinero. Wrong........

It's a little Match Box car. It reads Science Friction 1977 on the bottom.
I went on a trail that hugged a forest line and found a bunch of shells and what looks to be carburater linkage?

Found this button in the back yard


Found a total of 4 Lincoln Memorials and one Washington Quarter

All clad coins but they are the first coins I have found Detecting. I actually thought the quarter was a bust type coin at first.
I was all ready to call it a day when I was headed back to my truck and picked up a signal along the way about 20 feet from my truck.......



I cleaned it up a bit to see if it was silver or not. Still not sure , it has a number that I think says 725 or maybe 925. Might be Stainless? It also has a jaw that actually moves , kind of morbid but I thought it was pretty neat.
So , All in all I got to know my detector a little better and I found my first coin/s and first ring.........Had a great time and I think I'm hooked
I was actually just trying to get used to my new machine, but I think I did pretty good for a first outing.
I started out using the headphones, but I quickly found out that unless there's alot of noise, they are a real pain to take off and put back on every time you go in for a dig.
I ditched the headphones and started sweeping as the instructional DVD that came with the detector showed how.
I was using the jewelry mode and quickly found out that people really must have drinked alot of pop and beer back in the day.

I was finding these things left and right. I decided to eliminate the pull-tab signal from my detector, but I occasionally would pick them up here and there along with cans and sometimes pieces of aluminum foil.
I would have liked to show pictures of the site, However, I am respecting the request of the owner to not take any pictures.
I went back to digging and the little shovel I got with the detector broke, Luckily I brought a spare. I got a signal from around a big tree trunk and thought , Wow this has got to be a coin. Somebody was probably lying down around the tree and out came the dinero. Wrong........

It's a little Match Box car. It reads Science Friction 1977 on the bottom.
I went on a trail that hugged a forest line and found a bunch of shells and what looks to be carburater linkage?

Found this button in the back yard


Found a total of 4 Lincoln Memorials and one Washington Quarter

All clad coins but they are the first coins I have found Detecting. I actually thought the quarter was a bust type coin at first.
I was all ready to call it a day when I was headed back to my truck and picked up a signal along the way about 20 feet from my truck.......



I cleaned it up a bit to see if it was silver or not. Still not sure , it has a number that I think says 725 or maybe 925. Might be Stainless? It also has a jaw that actually moves , kind of morbid but I thought it was pretty neat.
So , All in all I got to know my detector a little better and I found my first coin/s and first ring.........Had a great time and I think I'm hooked
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Congrats!!!!!!
That ring is wild...925 is SILVER as said.
Jerry
That button is OK, too.
(Ahh, wait- it says "CK", doesn't it. As in, Calvin Klein. Looked like it said "OK" at first.)
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Love the ring!
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<< <i>The sensitivity level is all the way up. >>
I started out with the same setting but quickly learned to turn it down a it. I dug a toy cap pistol at 14 inches on maximum sensitivity. Too much digging.
<< <i>The sensitivity level is all the way up. >>
In addition to what Laserart said, normally when the sensitivity is all the way up on this machine, you tend to get a lot of falsing. I have found on this machine you can normally run the sens at about 4 or 5 out of 8 and still get great results. I used this machine quite a bit when I was in the UK and I was able to find a lot of keepers with it and I was never able to run it above 5 bars without a TON of falsing. It's a GREAT machine for the price. I haven't used it that much within the last couple of years since I got my GTI2500. That machine is a BEAST and I love it.
Thanks for sharing and HH.
Scott
I look at lots of pull tabs in an area being a good thing! Since most detectorists would remove them, odds are the place you're hunting is virgin.
Great find with the skull ring, I really like it. lol Stirling silver is marked 925 (92.5% pure)... congrats!