Dirt Fishing (Metal Detecting) in Connecticut March 26, 2011

[75tm400]

The only problem with finding coins buried outdoors is that they are very seldom in good condition. My dad told me when he was a kid back in the late 1940s or early '50's he buried a jar of silver dollars that he put in a canning jar but forgot where he buried them. All he could remember was that they were somewhere near railroad tracks. I sure wish he gave me a better idea of where to look, I don't even know what city Lol ! I'm sure it would be an easy target and the condition would be MINT.

[Kcrthn]

Sorry about the 20 Questions......How do you clean your copper coins?

Thanks...Kurt

[CTDirtFisher]

@Kcrthn I boil peroxide in the microwave put them in till it cools to the touch... Wash coin and brush with an old toothbrush... Repeat as needed... then I use some Renaissance Wax

[Kcrthn]

What is the name of your video theme song? And who does it?

[545allec]

Really great finds.Congrats on flying eagle and relic.HH

[thetreasurehunter21]

sweet

[swinginsouthjersey]

Nice finds, love the vids.

HH

[GrizzlyGroundswell]

Great video as always! Hey, I have a question, how do you like your coil? I still use the one my e-trac came with, but would like even more depth and maybe area to scan. I have not done a lot of research, so any tips would be appreciated!

[realredrebel]

Very nice finds... Congrats and good luck on the next one.

[cycloneCJproducts]

very nice! always enjoy your videos :)

[umrgolf2000]

nice finds, the eagle button is earlier though

[CTDirtFisher]

@umrgolf2000 >> I was going my date someone told me... Looked later than Civil War Era... Thx :-)

[umrgolf2000]

@CTDirtFisher  the Indian Wars and CW eagles are similar but this one's a CW

[stonewallbook]

Nice finds! Thanks for sharing them.