Sunday finds...

[Anonymous]

Out for 2& 1/2 hrs with the Coinstrike.Didnt find much,reworking an area I hit last week, found $ 1.03 including a 1945 wheat, a George Washington comemorative medal and the US flag pin.A lot of mixed signals with + 51 that was iron of various sizes. Probably had my sensitivity a little high for such a trashy area <img src="/metal/html/shrug.gif" border=0 width=37 height=15 alt=":shrug">

 

[Anonymous]

Hi Mike,
Nice finds, I really like that medal!
About the +51's, it seems to me that rusty tin and thin iron rusting away will false high like that at times and it can be a pain. I have said this before, Fisher [i[really needs</EM> to let us notch out some of the upper positive numbers when they become bothersome at a site with their constant high coin falses. It really would be a big help IMHO.
HH Tom.

 

[Anonymous]

Hi Tom, its a big improvement over the cz's as far as iron discrimination goes.That wheatback gave a good tone and numbers ID(I think +29-30)in one direction and half that or less at ninety degress from the first signal.

 

[Anonymous]

made to the C$, we here would LOVE to be able to have the ability to cancel out certain number area's, or create our own notches. Certain fields here are full of +51 hot rocks. Though they usually disappear on pinpoint they still create chatter & can get annoying. I'm usted to it but it drives beginners crazy. The Excel, not going up that high in number is actually much smoother in these fields.....

 

[Anonymous]

the hot rocks but you are right. Also there are areas I hunt that have large cinders that ring in high and are a pain in the butt with there constant falsing.