AT Pro Can Easily Sniff The Scent Of :canadaflag: Coins :super:

[John-Edmonton]

Spent most of the morning at a park that gets a lot of people throughout the year. Lots of coins to be found and the AT Pro has the ability to sniff them out.

 

[dahut]

Wow, how long where you there??

And the green ones are neat- are those a trick of the light?

 

[surf n turf]

dahut, probably 10 min. when they see John coming the coins just hold the white flag up and say we give up.

 

[John-Edmonton]

I hunted 4 hours, till the heat was unbearable. Amazing what a cheap green LED ring will do to a pile of cheap, rusted pennies.

 

[fongu]

Nice finds, John. Know you were tired. I hoped to hit a church campground early this am, but didn't get away from the house until nearly 1 pm and it was 92 degrees. Is that a pearl ear ring amongst the clad?

 

[hotrodzincoln]

Here in Utah I run the AT Pro in all metal mode with full iron discrimination most of the time. When I was metal detecting at a lake and park in British Columbia I was using the same setting and wondering why I was only finding nickels and the occasional copper penny. Then I remembered that many recent Canadian coins were made mostly of steel. I backed the iron discrimination down to the low 20s then I started finding steel and nickel composition coins left and right without finding too many nails and iron junk. I also started finding the deeper pre-steel dimes. One of those forehead slapping moments where you go "Duh!"

Way to go with a nice haul, John!

 

[dahut]

I hunted 4 hours, till the heat was unbearable. Amazing what a cheap green LED ring will do to a pile of cheap, rusted pennies.

Is this the first time visiting there, or is it a regular spot?