The beach here is hard to hunt use any big coil and you wont probably get anything.Only a minelab can beat the sand .So going slow slow slow listen to all signals.Pulled this at 5 inches.Showed another person who hunts in the water and works there and he couldn't believe it.I have never pulled anything this old from that beach oldest probably 64 or65.The gnd is 88 on the mxt.But the beach is loaded with iron and i guess black sand.Morton Salt Co. is next to beach salt mines under ground.Fresh water lake lake Erie.This coil is unbelievable how it will find object coins and other thing that i passed over a thousand times.Thanks for looking[attachment 61133 P1060401.jpg][attachment 61134 P1060414.jpg]
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Beach 6" EXcelerator one 1926 penny and some change
- Thread starter ohio fred
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Nancy-IL
Well-known member
Your finds are pretty awesome for hunting the "Morton Salt Co.". It is hard, but go slow and look at the scenery. No telling what you might come up with next.
When we were in Mexico detecting the beach, my MXT would jump all over, but then finally got her going and didn't do too shabby. SLOW SLOW SLOW is the way to go!
Good going Fred!
HH to all.
When we were in Mexico detecting the beach, my MXT would jump all over, but then finally got her going and didn't do too shabby. SLOW SLOW SLOW is the way to go!
Good going Fred!
HH to all.
steelheadfever
New member
Your new 6" DD Excelerator coil seem to working pretty good for you. HH Dennis in Idaho