The key to finding old coins is to go to a place that has them. Really.
I returned to the old coin park. I hunted in the same general area and the very first deep target was my first and only Indian cent of the year.
A couple of pieces of deep rusted iron later, I hit upon this key
I have found a few of this very same kind of key before at other old parks. This company must have been a very popular place to buy keys back in the day. I am not sure how old this key may be; I am thinking maybe 30’s.
Anyway, the rest of the hunt produced only rusted iron and a number of very small pieces of aluminum foil from picnics of days of old.
I tell you, I am not afraid of telling the world about this since I know the kind of discipline and focus that it takes to hunt deep whispers. As long as I continue to pull the occasional old coin from my excavations I will continue.
By the way, if you do decide to look for deep signals in the park, please use a dirt towel or some other way to hold the dirt. It is hard to put a deep hole back together and the towel will help.
I am going to try to take advantage of this super mild Winter courtesy of El Niño (I think) and hunt more before the year is up.
Thank you for stopping by.
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