First Coin of the Night

Tracker IV Dime — Not the Pole — Zeke

What this clip was about

First coin of the night. I thought it was the metal pole. It was not.

Nice shiny dime on the Bounty Hunter Tracker IV.

Playground iron is loud. Poles and frames steal your confidence. This one sat on the edge of that noise and still turned into a dime.

Sweep the edge. Flip to tone. Pinpoint. If it is not the pole, dig it.

Budget machine. Simple rule. That is how the first coin of the night happens.

See you in the field.

The $70 machine that pulled this dime off the edge of playground iron. All-metal hears the pole. Tone helps you decide it is not the pole.

This pinpointer is great for both adults and kids. It's waterproof and has 360° detection. It will help you pinpoint treasure with ease.

When the coil is next to a pole, the pinpointer tells you if the dime is in the dirt or in the hardware.

One-piece solid handle, angle-grinder sharpened, and it does not look like a knife. Small hole on the edge of the structure. Dime out.

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