Went tot lot hunting for gold (since I don't have gold nuggets in my area), but this time only silver spacers. This bug is very hot on small metal. These spacers were about 3 feet apart and gave a very soft audio that stopped me in my tracks. The bug found them but it took me a while to locate them among the chips. I was running gain at 100% with tone brake of 50 so everything above 50 would give a high tone. Eventhough this machine was designed for nugget and relic hunting it does very good on gold jewelry. And since gold is over $1691 per ounce a few small pieces of jewelry would pay for this machine very quickly. Then it's all profit.
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Sterling spacers
- Thread starter markg
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Man those are TINY! 
I agree with finding things that small in the wood chips or gravel...really tough, sometimes even the pennys are hard to see, a fellow just keeps kicking the chips until the target gets isolated a little...Those totlots give up gold eventually..looks like gold will break 1700.00 today...I gotta get out! Nice work there, Mark
Mud
I agree with finding things that small in the wood chips or gravel...really tough, sometimes even the pennys are hard to see, a fellow just keeps kicking the chips until the target gets isolated a little...Those totlots give up gold eventually..looks like gold will break 1700.00 today...I gotta get out! Nice work there, MarkMud
This machine amazed me at detecting these spacers. I knew it was something small when I had such a difficult time locating them.
Looking back I think these were the smallest targets I've ever recovered that gave a good audio and the ID numbers didn't bounce a great deal.
Now for the gold.............
Looking back I think these were the smallest targets I've ever recovered that gave a good audio and the ID numbers didn't bounce a great deal.
Now for the gold.............
JimGilmore
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Thee machine will find small..NO DOUBT about it. I often recover single loops . That would hold the end of a chain. Maybe like a piece of bare wire that makes a circle less than 3/16".`
JimGilmore
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How do you know if they are sterling ?
Big Boys Hobbies
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Now those are TINY!! Just shows how sensitive Gold Bugs are!