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A Few Flat Buttons and a Musket Ball

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Got out for the second time with my new AT Pro today. Hunted an old iron infested site that I have hit over and over with two top of the line detectors. Well they're not much to look at, but I sure was pleased with the way the AT Pro separated these items from the iron. For those interested, I ran Pro Zero wide open with no iron discrimination, and sensitivity at 7 bars. My oldest coin, a 1783 1/2 reale, came from this site. Needless to say, I'll be hitting this site several times with the AT Pro.

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"I ran Pro Zero wide open with no iron discrimination, and sensitivity at 7 bars"

Congrats, you entered the "TWILIGHT ZONE" :beers:
 
Big Boys Hobbies said:
Were they deep? masked??
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Most were in the 4 to 6 inch range. The deepest was the small button pictured in the lower right. All but one were surrounded by iron, often in the walls of the holes I dug.
 
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