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Old explorer still hitting on those old coins

Ed (Upstate NY)

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Parks are thawed and ready to go so off to one of my favorites today. A quick hunt netted me an 1864 two cent piece, 1870 indian head cent, worn shield nickel and a wheat cent. Great start to the detecting season.
 

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Parks are thawed and ready to go so off to one of my favorites today. A quick hunt netted me an 1864 two cent piece, 1870 indian head cent, worn shield nickel and a wheat cent. Great start to the detecting season.
Nice finds my friend! Looks like that Indian might clean up well. Was hoping for a spring trip to Seated- fingers crossed.
 
I have a Safari, and just added an Explorer XS to my stable, the only problem with both is having to dig coins 12" an deeper...if that can be called a problem o_O
 
I have been using an Explorer XS that I just got for the last couple of days, it is a one owner lightly used XS in great condition and I have been going over some spots that I and others have hit hard with a lot of other detectors including other FBS machines and I have pulled 3 silver dimes and a few wheat pennies using the stock XS coil. I was amazed at how well this bone stock detector did in these areas and how deep it goes, I was averaging 10 inches on the coins I found. Love this XS but I feel the stock coil is to heavy for it, but it performs very well.
 
I have been using an Explorer XS that I just got for the last couple of days, it is a one owner lightly used XS in great condition and I have been going over some spots that I and others have hit hard with a lot of other detectors including other FBS machines and I have pulled 3 silver dimes and a few wheat pennies using the stock XS coil. I was amazed at how well this bone stock detector did in these areas and how deep it goes, I was averaging 10 inches on the coins I found. Love this XS but I feel the stock coil is to heavy for it, but it performs very well.
Go with replacement E-Trac upper and lower shafts and a Pro coil, will be a deep deep killer beast, you will wear out a shovel lol.
 
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