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Video showing a rusty nail causing moving high tones

http://s227.photobucket.com/albums/dd202/Lar_Gand/?action=view&current=TACH0004-1.mp4
 
Pretty good video. I don't dig many nails even with the falsing - well, if the ground is wet then I do get fooled, but with most machines.

What I notice in your video as well as in the field is the SOUND. Nail falsing often, but not always, has that "roll" of sorts. If a coin gives a hit from only one or two of 4 directions (a rarity) it doesn't seem to give that rolling sound like a nail.
Anyone else notice this regarding the sounds?

Albert
 
The 1952 quarter I got and didn't film had a strong, solid tone, only good from 2 directions. The other two was solid iron tones, I almost walked on by, but something told me to dig. I will not leave any signal now if it's a strong solid tone(or not film it)
 
Thanks for the re-assurance... I didn't like your target at all so I was coming unglued expecting you to show a coin from that. Very good with the video and lesson...

G..
 
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