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detector picking up coal?

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adamant

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i went in this back yard and 6'' down all coal.. why is the detector picking it up? i thought coal was a Nonmetallic minerals
 
Coal is a mineral, individual chunks would be called hot rocks and a lot of it is considered very mineralized ground.
 
what i did was discrimanated the coal from my MD but when i went in with my pro point it was a pain..
 
One of the older parks around here has large chunks of coal looking stuff here and there, also the little bits and pieces are a pia witht the pinpointer.
 
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