Hey Jeremy I understand the effort of getting the pull tabs, BC, and foil out the way it masks the good targets, I hunted and sports complex park that was huge and those targets it was like a mine field and the chatter from those targets well after a while it just got on my nerves well the ones that were driving me crazy, but efforts pay off after nearly 2 hours I was able to dig 26 quarters, 10 dimes and a few pennies but I was beat, I don't know how you do it for such a long stretch and talk about hand cramps .....man, the legend did a good job ounce I got it balanced and had good target separation but I wish it were lighter I was pretty arm weary ....well keep on digging my detecting buddy passed away 2 weeks ago and I kinda lost interest so I watch you and a few others and it gets my juices flowing, I will have to send you a pic of the hand made knife and leather satchel the marbling on the blade from forging is interesting....have fun hunting...the DigginRev.

I'm a bit conflicted about people drinking and losing jewelry.   Here's my conundrum.  Yes they're drinking and clumsy and more likely to lose jewelry.  HOWEVER.........I rarely find as much jewelry in these areas.  I suspect people who spend a lot of money on alcohol are generally not the type of people to have the money to spend on quality jewelry.   I find less bling around beer caps than I do around sports drink foil.  What does everyone else think?

Nice hunt nice finds. A penny saved is a penny earned.