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Silver Dimes Ringing in Like Pennies (11/43)

foreign object said:
Some guys say that to not miss anything that they just dig it all. I understand the reasoning behind that and at some sites it is the best thing to do. I also think that if you are going to be a dig it all type hunter you really spent to much money buying the CTX.There are cheaper machines that will work for that.

FO
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The real problem is one of perception. People THINK they should get 100% perfect target ID's fro every single type of target. I have even seen people say "I didn't buy a CTX to dig clad". I don't know wbout where other people are, but for me, the CTX is deeper and any other non-PI detector I have owned. It also much more accurate at ID'ing those deep coins as COINS and not confusing them as iron as those "cheaper machines" will.

I don't care if I dig up pennies. I'm in this to find the history under the ground, not just digging silver (which I do love). While I am closer to being a "dig it all" guy, I still dig far, far less trash with my CTX than I have with any past detector.
 
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