My goal for today's hunt was to scout my new park and use the Sovereign to find a spot where old wheat's were located.This park has filled in areas where clad dimes are recovered at 8-10 inches.I don't have a S1 probe on this Sovereign and I used the Pistol Probe and Bullseye ll for pin pointers.The Pistol Probe does interfere with the Sovereign and I moved the coil as far away as possible to stop the annoying noise coming in from the Sovereign when using this Probe.The Winburn Avenger meter worked great steady looked on the deep targets with the wiggle and never needed adjusted.The meter IDed the two nickles recovered at 145.The coil I used was the 800 Slimline excellent separation and good depth.The three hour hunt ended in a pine grove where I recovered 4 wheat's in a five foot circle in the 1920s and 30s.Deepest coins the XS2 recovered were around 8 inches.My total finds before switching to the Explorer 22 pennies 7 of them wheat's 1925,1926,1928,1938,1940 D,1940,1942 two nickles five dimes and one quarter which all was clad.Maybe its the way I hunt but my biggest problem with the Sovereign is the wheat to silver ratio,which for me has been too high a 20 to 1 ratio leads me to believe I'm leaving silver.The Explorer ll was used in the same area and found some targets I missed.The big surprise a large Canadian 1919 cent,which,I don't know how I missed with the Sovereign.Another 5 pennies recovered 3 wheat's 1930,1942 and 1956D. In addition 3 dimes one silver 1956.Bottom line I thought the Sovereign did an exceptional job finding the old wheat's.The Pistol Probe and Sovereign is a bad combination stay with a S1.A 10 or 12 inch coil would have been a better setup for today's hunt.