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ID excel n nickels

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Ive had the IDXL for around two months and have found 22 nickels that are pre 1950
the strange thing is that about half of them and including some v nickels read as high coin, zink and tabs untill i began to dig once I disturbed the dirt the high readings fell down to nickel range
Also found around 20 silver dimes and some of them read down in the tab range
So moral to the story dig it all <IMG SRC="/metal/html/pulltab.gif" BORDER=0 width=54 height=24 ALT="sB">
 
on both the Excel & C$ & ya can't go wrong.... <img src="/metal/html/tongue.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":b">
Numbers can be all over the board due to being on edge, mineralization/trash, deep. But they always stay positive & thus very "diggable"... I just discussed this with someone on another forum I usta be "banned for life" from <img src="/metal/html/razz.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":razz"> HH, Bill
 
you are absolutely right about stuff coming in all over
I run disc all the way down -36 and just dig everything that doesnt give an iron tone
OH and im realy good at finding trash
 
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