Deepest coin you've found with the AT Pro?

[coast40]

Tony, I would call AT Pro depth decent but not exceptional.

For instance, I've had multiple F75s and the F75 is definitely deeper but I would take the AT Pro every time because I like the audio so much better.

My cz-3d air tests about 2" deeper stock coil to stock coil, but it also falses a lot on iron and the AT Pro does not. In heavier trash and especially heavier iron, I'll take the AT over the cz every time.

The stock coil air tests about 1"-1.5" deeper than the 5X8, but the 5X8 is much better in iron and trash and ergonomically better too.

The problem with my Minelab detectors is that often when *near* a deeo old rusty square cut nail, they give the impression it's an iffy silver. Does the AT Pro do this?
I've dug a lot of those square nails. This old farm I live on is littered with about 200 years of nails and other debre.

The ATPro is a little confused in junk with the 8x11 coil (my yard). The coins are coming from a sports field where the gold ring came from; pretty clean iron wise. No silver with the ATP yet.

 

[Trashfinder]

10 inch wheat penny solid signal in loamy soil. Using Garrett sharp shooter coil.

 

[Pastor bob]

10" seated dime in mild Kansas soil.

 

[marcomo]

Tony, I would call AT Pro depth decent but not exceptional.

For instance, I've had multiple F75s and the F75 is definitely deeper but I would take the AT Pro every time because I like the audio so much better.

My cz-3d air tests about 2" deeper stock coil to stock coil, but it also falses a lot on iron and the AT Pro does not. In heavier trash and especially heavier iron, I'll take the AT over the cz every time.

The stock coil air tests about 1"-1.5" deeper than the 5X8, but the 5X8 is much better in iron and trash and ergonomically better too.

The problem with my Minelab detectors is that often when *near* a deeo old rusty square cut nail, they give the impression it's an iffy silver. Does the AT Pro do this?
I've dug a lot of those square nails. This old farm I live on is littered with about 200 years of nails and other debre.

The AT Pro falses less on small iron than other detectors I've used, but it still happens to me occasionally on deep iffys.

 

[Jamie1993]

The deepest coin I found was an 1820 King George III shilling at 10 1/2". The soil was damp pretty much all the way down.

 

[copperdave]

My best was 12", very faint reading, but solid, showed a 86 (flash). I stomped on the ground to try a better reading (trick I learned from this forum). I had faith in the machine and found a 1895 Barber quarter, Way cool!

 

[tarajudy]

As I said many times I only fresh water lake hunt in 4-5ft deep water. NO PROBLEM FINDING COINS, RINGS, STUD EARRINGS down to 12-15" deep. Boys and girls I KID YOU NOT. I DON'T DO MUCH LAND HUNTING EXCEPT SANDY BEACHES SALT AND FRESH WATER. I DO NOT LIE. 48 YEARS DETECTING, YOU MUST KNOW YOUR SOUNDS YOUR DETECTOR MAKES PLAIN AND SIMPLE.

 

[tarajudy]

10-15 FHESH WATER LAKE, NO PROBLEM. I KID YOU NOT. ALSO 1 MENS ROLEX 14K IN 4 FT OF WATER ABOUT 8 INCHES DEEP 2 YEARS AGO. A ONCE IN A LIFE TIME FIND. EXCUSE CAPS KEY BOARD IS STUCK AGAIN,WILL FIX THAT AS SOON AS I GET TO WALLY WORLD.