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Thursday at an old park

doc1964

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Had some time Thursday afternoon so I ran out to a park that I've found old stuff at in the past. Detected slowly, listened for deeper targets. Ended up with 15 wheaties, 2 Indians (1902 and ????), a '35 Merc, a 1914 Barber and a sterling "I'm a Catholic" medallion. Most of the coins were 7-8 inches deep. I have been hunting in combined mode then switch over to "e-Trac" mode to double check the good targets, gives me a different perspective. I also find that this solves the problem that I've noticed of old, rusty bottle caps hitting like deep nickels- as soon as you switch over to conductive (high trash) their true identity is revealed.
 
WtG Good Hunt WtG :thumbup:
 
So, you hunt in ferous-coin and combined tones then switch to high-trash and 50 conductive tones for confirmation, doc?
 
Great finds Doc I have notice in combine if you sweep a little faster most cap well start to chatter.
 
pspr said:
So, you hunt in ferous-coin and combined tones then switch to high-trash and 50 conductive tones for confirmation, doc?

Indeed - I like the ability to pop over to a different mode just to give me some different information . I find that low conductors - foil, old rusty caps, come in much higher in ferrous-coin/combined (for example, 10-13) - when I switch over to the other mode the numbers drop way down to trashy numbers (like 08-03 or something like that). High conductors like silver or wheats are much closer to correct, just 1 or 2 numbers lower when in ferrous-coin.
 
Congrats on the finds HH



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doc1964 said:
pspr said:
So, you hunt in ferous-coin and combined tones then switch to high-trash and 50 conductive tones for confirmation, doc?

Indeed - I like the ability to pop over to a different mode just to give me some different information . I find that low conductors - foil, old rusty caps, come in much higher in ferrous-coin/combined (for example, 10-13) - when I switch over to the other mode the numbers drop way down to trashy numbers (like 08-03 or something like that). High conductors like silver or wheats are much closer to correct, just 1 or 2 numbers lower when in ferrous-coin.

That's the first I've heard of that. I guess we'll all be doing some testing this weekend. Thanks, doc.
 
Nice finds and great depth Doc. I like your bottle cap check as well! I found that running disc broke them up also. Luckily I don't come across many of them but will remember what you said.

Albert
 
I think that would be considered a good hunt in anyones book Doc...:thumbup:
 
Doc, when you are in combined mode are you in ferrous-coin and when in 50 tones are you in ground-coin?
thanks
 
martygene said:
Doc, when you are in combined mode are you in ferrous-coin and when in 50 tones are you in ground-coin?
thanks

In combined I run ferrous-coin, when in 50 tones I'm running high-trash.

I just uploaded both these modes in the classroom forum:

http://www.findmall.com/read.php?87,1753679
 
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