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Quattro Finds Military Button & More!

Hello KELLYCO!
Hope you won't mind me sharing my finds with you. I received my Quattro 9-2-2005 and have been getting used to it in my yard. I haven't found the "Mother Load" YET, but I've had some luck so far, considering I'm still in the learning process! My yard consists of fill- in dirt and cluttered with junk Ferrous and Non Ferrous targets.The attached scan shows some of the items I've dug from my front yard (note that I've hunted it several times with my old detectors).

The coins in the holders and above were dug Labor Day 9-5-2005 along with several items not shown. The items below the holders were dug 9-10-2005 and some items not shown.....old pull tabs, recent pull tabs, aluminum bottle caps, large wads of aluminum foil, etc.
I'll make my test garden today with some Civil War Bullets and Buttons as that's what I hunt the most!

On 9/17/2005 I went digging at one of my old hunted out Civil War sites. Nothing special except for my first (I've been detecting 9 1/2 years) ever one piece convex Military Button. It is a US Infantry  with the "I" inside the shield. The latest price guide shows it at $15-$25. The iron underwear button gave me -2 signal one way and would go to +33 the other way. I dug it thinking a good target was beside a bad target and I'm glad I dug it. All the other finds were close to iron targets and I dug at least 8 shotgun hulls that had been previously missed.

I hope to send more scans this Fall/Winter if you want mine? When the temperature cools, the vegetation dies down and the crops are harvested I'll be going back to several old hunted out places! Thank Tony once again for assisting me over the phone as his knowledge and comments were such a relief to me!  
 
Thank You Very Much,
Hoping To Show Nice Finds Soon,
Roger W., in Tennessee

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