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Jewelery
- Thread starter Al19067
- Start date
Here is post on MXT on gold.
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?25,1642998,page=4
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?25,1642998,page=4
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?25,1642998,page=4
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?25,1642998,page=4
[size=large]from what i've been able to learn, you find Gold because you interpeted the signal correctly and dug. the comments i've been reading are all over the place. scratchu to good signals. i have to think it's why some guys dig everything. there is no one type of signal for gold. regardless of machine. if it's a repeating signal of any kind it could be gold. that's discounting the low iron ranges. some say dig anything with a repeative signal between -20 to +94. i don't have the stamina myself or i'd be a digging fool. the more you dig the better the odds and that seems to be what alot of folks are going by. jewerlry would have to be almost the same. pure silver will be consistantly in the high numbers but the coil maybe picking up another metal that's with the silver and mixing the signals.bringing it down. especially a gold/silver ring or something like that. this is a hobby. it's a differant form of gold digging but look how much dirt ya gotta move to find an ounce of gold. so ya gotta dig so many targets to uncover a gem. enjoy yourself first. love the hobby. become one with your machine (s). ya find what ya find. you aren't going to find it all. the MXT is a great all around machine. each machine has it's pros and cons.
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Joel-Winnipeg
New member
I use the older MXT and get my share of rings more silvers than gold.
Usually good for half dozen a year in gold.
The more you dig the foil and pull tab/can slaw you'll hit the gold rings
Last summer got a nice ladies engagement came in a VDI of 20
Keep an eye on those solid lower VDI tones
Usually good for half dozen a year in gold.
The more you dig the foil and pull tab/can slaw you'll hit the gold rings
Last summer got a nice ladies engagement came in a VDI of 20
Keep an eye on those solid lower VDI tones
Larry (IL)
Well-known member
If you read the link to gold nugget hunting, I'm sure you have figured out that gold jewelry is no problem for the M6, MXT, MXT Pro. Like Widebody said, finding gold is mostly a matter of digging a lot of targets. Gold jewelry can be anywhere from 0 to 70 on the VDI because of size, shape and purity unlike coin hunting which gives consistent target ID's. Good luck.