My dear Whites Electronics...

Though I've dug some awesome relics in my time, I wanted to share a couple pictures to show that the DFX can and will find the deep stuff that we all drool over (if you're a coin hunter, that is)... the coins.

Here's some of my collection of favorite dug coins to-date. The first picture is of my reales... a 1791 8-reale (which almost ended up in the trash, 'cause I thought it was a washer) which I wear around my neck every time I swing now (being, it has 2 holes in it), 2 1-reales (a 1785 and an 1807), and 3 half reales (a 1772, a 1781, and a 1789).

The second picture is of some of my other "keepers" which includes:

• 1 silver dollar (1972)
• 1 Kennedy half (1978)
• 1 Franklin half (1958)
• 6 Barber quarters
• 1 standing Liberty quarter N/D
• 5 silver Washington quarters
• 2 silver Canadian quarters
• 1 capped bust dime (1831)
• 3 seated dimes (1876, 1885 \& 1889)
• 13 Barber dimes
• 28 Mercury dimes
• 8 silver Roosevelt dimes
• 2 silver Canadian dimes (1893 \& 1909)
• 1 capped bust nickel (1831)
• 14 buffAlo nickels
• 2 Canadian nickels (1883 \& 1901)
• 1, 3 cent piece (1852)
• 1, 2 cent piece (1864)
• 1, English 2 Pence
• 15 large cents
• 2 Mass. coppers (1788 \& 1720)
• 1/2 Conn. copper N/D
• 2 flying eagle cents
• too many indian head cents to display
• way too many wheat cents to display
• 2 Liberty cap half cents
• 15 foregin coins (of various denominations)
• and 25 various token coins

I know that this will show some inspiration for future detectorists \& hobbyists alike. Heck, it's gotta! :-)

I wish everyone, everywhere... happy hunting!
Joe A.