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I went to a sports field this afternoon to see if I could get some more silver coins. Well, no surprise....I pulled out 5. The GTP 1350 using the stock coil gets some surprising depths. One of my targets sounded off like a coin, with a medium size. I dug down 9 inches ( I measured it) and found a round disk, about the size of a half dollar. It turned out to be the butt end of an old flashlight, but nine inches on that size target in the ground is pretty darn good. There were two occasions where I dug to over 10 inches, trying to find out what was down there. The profiling showed it as a large object, but I still wanted to see what it was. Well, after a while, when my pinpointer wouldn't even sound off from more digging, I gave up and moved on.
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Here are all the targets that gave a high sound, which usually means coins. You have to dig some junk too! It's part of the game <img src="/metal/html/lol.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":lol">. The 22 shells read as being down 2-3 inches, however they were just below the surface. Someone must have been shooting gophers recently. That "53" I believe is part of an old bicycle licence. Then there is the usual junk that tends to read as good targets on all machines.
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Here are my best finds withe GTP 1350. Five silver coins in one hunt is a good day, at least in my neck of the woods. Also got a fifty-cent piece and a complete intact Sherrifs Badge. This machine is really starting to show what it can really do. Another bonus that I have noticed, is that it gets a lot of miles to the gallon. The batteries seem to last forever.
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Here are all the targets that gave a high sound, which usually means coins. You have to dig some junk too! It's part of the game <img src="/metal/html/lol.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":lol">. The 22 shells read as being down 2-3 inches, however they were just below the surface. Someone must have been shooting gophers recently. That "53" I believe is part of an old bicycle licence. Then there is the usual junk that tends to read as good targets on all machines.
<img src="http://members.shaw.ca/john_edmonton/five%20silver.jpg">
Here are my best finds withe GTP 1350. Five silver coins in one hunt is a good day, at least in my neck of the woods. Also got a fifty-cent piece and a complete intact Sherrifs Badge. This machine is really starting to show what it can really do. Another bonus that I have noticed, is that it gets a lot of miles to the gallon. The batteries seem to last forever.