Low To Mid Range (Below Copper Penny) Keepers You've Dug?

[Critterhunter]

Of course gold rings and nickles are two "common" low conductor finds, but I'm mainly talking about other keepers that read lower than a copper penny for you. Anything from foil up to about below copper penny in the low to mid range of conductivity numbers. What unique, great, interesting, good keepers have you found and exactly what did they read like for you. Most of us know that even pounded out sites that have been worked over for thirty years still have a ton of non-coin signals laying around. Hearing success stories on these lower conductivity targets besides the usual gold ring or nickle will give all of us motivation to dig the "junk" below copper pennies. How about a a few gold coin stories as well and how they read for you? I'm also curious as to just how shallow or deep some gold coins have been dug. I would expect due to their weight that it's more common to find them deeper than even a typical silver for a particular site.

 

[XT18000]

As far as gold coins sinking: The major factor will always be soil density; any object will continue to sink
due to gravity, until it lands on something solid such as a rock or etc. OR until it reaches soil whose density
is greater than that of it's self; ( density: Physics, the ratio of the mass of an object to its volume ) makes no
difference what the object is the result will be the same. Due to this fact and that the soil in any given area
will not have the same density as that in an other place any object will sink to different levels even if they are the same
size, weight, or material.Time will factor in as to how fast the object will sink but not how deep it will.