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First run with new ATPro at a nearby park

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TheGeorgiaCanuck

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Just got back from the park 2 blocks away, very very trashy. I worked around the trees and along the grass slopes where people sit, picnic and chat. I came away with this for 2hrs on 1st run.


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1 dime, 2 nickles, 14 pennies and 1 of them was American. Strange thing is, this park was built in 2009. Yet the oldest coins I found was a 1974 penny and a 1979 nickle. HAD to be from the house lots that used to be here from before the park was built. I got a few signals in the 90+ range, but they were down about 8"+ on the pinpointer scale. I remember their location and when I get a PROPER tool for digging good plugs I'm gonna see what they are. I hope its silver coins, cause the oldest house around this area was over 80 years old.
 
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The AT Series metal detectors are about the "BEST" detector that I have ever used. Once learned how they react to Canadian coins, no matter what mintage year, you can pretty well get them all while still leaving a lot of the junk targets behind. The combination of audio and VDI numbers in the Pro Mode are the success for the finds.

And congrats on a fine first hunt.:super: It looks like the AT pro is already doing it's magic for you.:thumbup:
 
John-Edmonton said:
The AT Series metal detectors are about the "BEST" detector that I have ever used. Once learned how they react to Canadian coins, no matter what mintage year, you can pretty well get them all while still leaving a lot of the junk targets behind. The combination of audio and VDI numbers in the Pro Mode are the success for the finds.

And congrats on a fine first hunt.:super: It looks like the AT pro is already doing it's magic for you.:thumbup:
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Yea I've been wanting this detector for awhile now, its lightweight, easy to use and doesn't take long to start telling if its a good signal, bad or falsing. I need me a really good Lesche digger tool, was one signal that I said was down about 8"+, it was ringing at 91-92 steady. But if I had tried to dig it I'd have made a REAL mess of the grass. I know where it is though and I plan on going back with a better digger and seeing what it is. I'd settle for just a silver quarter, but a fishscale might be sweet ;)
 
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