I am in the process of moving and wouldn't you know it, the weather here in northeast Ohio got really nice. In between moving trips, I grabbed my MX5 and headed for my favorite park. I did not expect much, but was only going to enjoy the 65 degree weather. Second target was a scrambled 188? V nickel from 8 to 9 inches. Numbers were jumping from 20 to 74, but audio was consistantly giving a "high tone"? Was not surprised to see a toasted coin. This seems to happen alot with deep nickels in this park. Same thing happened with Coinstrike, Omega, and Xterra. Thankfully, I have learned to dig these deep, jumpy signals. Thirty feet away a like signal appeared and this time it was a buffalo from about 8 inchs deep. I have not cleaned it yet, but I think there is a date. For the record, I feel very confident that the MX5 will not miss any targets in the first 8 inches of my ground. It is a really good feeling to have gained that confidence in a detector.
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Two Deep Nickels with MX5
- Thread starter RLOH
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