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OK....Gold Coin ID on C$ and Excel......

Tony (NC)

New member
The 1847 $5 gold minted in Charlotte, NC (Home of the Carolina Panthers who pounded the Patriots earlier today:poke: ) shows an ID of "18" on the Excel and "19" on the Coinstrike. I would expect a $1 or $2 1/2 would come in lower and a $10 or $20 would be considerably higher. Hopefully one of us will find another one! Then we can all laugh at YOUR gold dance! :blush:
 
but it wasn't gold :cry: But I'll take an IH anyday. :detecting:

Tom
 
and wouldn't you know on the Excel they read +10. But the difference with these is, that you do the chicken dance after you eat them, not find them.:lol:

So for all you guys out there detecting the mall parking lots, while the wife is in spending more on shoes than you'll ever spend on detectors, +10 is what you're looking for under those parked cars.:spin:

BarnacleBill
"Parking Lot Pirate"
 
I know the guy there has a few "real" gold coins.......cause I'm always tryin' to get 'em cheap ;) He's let me test all the rings there before which is pretty cool of him (since I never find my own) :cry: He said he gets a couple calls a week asking for metal detectors, which is kinda interesting. Says he can't keep 'em on the shelf......
 
something like a stone checked out I have a coin dealer that I go to that also sells estate jewelry. Once in a while he gives good prices on rings but usally eBay or refiners are better. I might have mentioned this before but the last time I was there he had a 1796 bust quarter. worth around $35,000.00

I have tested a lot of rings, mostly bands and after a while you can look at them and guess pretty close to where they will hit. I haven't a clue on gold coins other than what I have seen people post. I'm glad Tony mentioned the $5.00 gold hitting at 18, I always dig the IH signals so maybe some day.....:D

Tom
 
I was surprised it hit that high......& +18 is a definate hot area for indian heads & buttons for me, so who knows what might show up...... Just keep dig'n I guess ;)
 
the 1963 dime I found with the Excel at the coast this week hit at +31 to +33, not like a clad dime at +28.

HH
BarnacleBill
 
one of them rotten zincs a couple feet down below it. :lol:

Man I could never go back to a detector that uses target segments instead of a numeric readout. When I had the CZ-5 I dug anything within reason including the bouncers. Having ID numbers instead of segments is neat for when you get those out of zone odd readings cuz I like to guess what it may be before I dig and it gives us something to talk about on here too.

Oh BTW, if anyones wondering why I have been so blabby today, its cuz I'm home sick and bored. If my posts don't make sense blame it on the meds.
Yeh, yeh thats right,, the meds! :biggrin:

HH Tom
 
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