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My MXT PRO Can Count!!

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[size=large]so i meet up with my hb, Mrpoptop and his son this mid-a.m. we go finish the area where i found my silver and after a while we break for lunch and re-meet at one of the sport complexes.now Mrpoptop is a positive fellow. dispite every mder in town hitting this place, Mrpoptop says there's lots of coin left. he was right. it paid out better than i thought. mind you we may have a donating population of around 30,000 people in this area and they don't all go to all the parks. so the pickings aren't ten dollars or so a hunt. anyway i'm just searching my little heart away and BAM!! i get a +94 reading.
i confirm it with the 90 degree circle bit. the signal never changed from +94. i'm excited. another silver i think. i dig it and search the plug and out falls a clad qtr. a 1965 qtr. at that. so i check the hole and plug again and there's another signal in the plug. i zero in on it and expose another qtr. i go to pull it out and two more qtrs. come with it. thats $1.00. the same reading i got from the machine. every time i swung the coil over it was the same reading.+94 $1. this machine knows how to count. :surprised: the odd thing here is it didn't jump around. it read a very solid +94. only four inches down. these last two hunts have been a lot of fun, and the MXT PRO has been very impressive. been see-sawing on selling my ml but today decided to do. will put on craigs list as soon as my bride of 41 yrs. helps figure how to word it. i'm going strickly Whites. except for my hand held probe.

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Boy does that sound familiar. I use to tell Larry that the MXT even knows how to make change. That's happened to us sooooo many times.:) I love hearing it again! Glad you machine can do it too. :detecting: Thanks for the great post. HH, Nancy
 
[size=large]well i'll be glad to see it do it as often as it likes. it seems more ed-jue-ma-kated than me. :rofl:

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I've never found a gold or silver coin....but here in Sardinia on the beach I've found a lot of gold and silver jewels.
i really wish to find a denario....a lot of my friends have found more than one.....sob....
 
[size=large]Follis, what does this Denario equate to in U.S. coin? i'm assuming it's a gold coin?

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

In the Roman currency system, the denarius (plural: denarii) was a small silver coin first minted in 211 BC. It was the most common coin produced for circulation but was slowly debased until its replacement by the antoninianus. The word denarius is derived from the Latin dēnī "containing ten", as its value was 10 asses.
 
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