I took it slow, looked for deep targets, found them, them the coin purse showed up at 2 inches with $2.62 in it. The 1946 wheat cent was at 5 inch depth, 1946 dime at 6-3/4, 1953-D dime at 7-1/2 and the 1941-D Dime at 8-1/2. Sure is fun to mark a target, have your buddy come over and not sense it on his detector, then dig up the silver. No Pitty.
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- Thread starter Steve1825
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Larry (IL)
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I love cross checking signals with a buddy........
Critterhunter
New member
Always cross check on deep or badly masked stuff with my friend's top end detector by the same company who makes my lower cost model. Thus far my machine has easily seen any badly masked or super deep coins that his flagship detector has found. Brings a smile to my face because I never like to feel like I'm not using the very best in terms of depth and separation. I do, however, think my machine's ability to keep up in those respects has been the excellent 12x10 SEF coil. Deeper than my stock 10" coil and with laser like separation between targets. Best coil I've ever used on any machine.
But yea, cross checking signals and a big part of the fun in my hunts. He's under orders to call me over on any super deep or badly masked potential coins to check, and I do the same and have him come over and check those that I found as well. It's interesting to compare machines this way, as well as a great learning tool to learn what to expect from those "iffy" coin signals.
But yea, cross checking signals and a big part of the fun in my hunts. He's under orders to call me over on any super deep or badly masked potential coins to check, and I do the same and have him come over and check those that I found as well. It's interesting to compare machines this way, as well as a great learning tool to learn what to expect from those "iffy" coin signals.
Neil in West Jersey
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triplehooked
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Nice finds Steve. I like to do the same. Many times the buddy will be able to detect it with his Fisher but says that it isn't a good signal. That's what I like so much about the three frequencies. Pull the trigger and see that dominate 2.5 and I know for sure to dig.