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MarineMettle said:
Yes…much to learn! Iron halo isn’t a term I’ve heard anywhere yet.
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Here's a little tidbit on Halo.
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The halo effect when nugget hunting - Treasure Talk

Treasure Talk is Minelab's metal detecting blog, where we've selected highly skilled contributors to share their knowledge and experiences about all things metal detecting - including valuable tips and tricks on a range of Minelab detectors, such as EQUINOX, GOLD MONSTER, EXCALIBUR II, CTX 3030...
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Most metal objects that oxidize in the ground will over time leave a trace halo around them. When you get time this spring some of us can get together with you and give some pointers on detecting techniques.
 
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