JimmyCT
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I was using my normal slow scanning speed through this area before I decided to change one tactic. Slow down my scanning speed to a near crawl. Just enough so the coil was barely moving across the grass. I didn't cover much area but its just what the detector needed to analyze and "see" the coins. The barber dime was anything but a textbook signal. This was one of these "one way signals" that was discussed in another post. This is a prime example of what you could walk right over thinking it was junk / iron. The Barber provided a TID of 22 and nothing on the 90. I was digging either way but this just goes to show, you should seriously consider digging them.
Not shown: 11 wheaties ranging from 1911- 1941.
Also, if anyone can identify or provide more information on the possible coin inside the earring I would be grateful.
Settings: GB -0
volume 25 and adjusted to a comfortable level in my headphones.
Park1 - Multi
Recovery 4
F2-0
50 tones
Not shown: 11 wheaties ranging from 1911- 1941.
Also, if anyone can identify or provide more information on the possible coin inside the earring I would be grateful.
Settings: GB -0
volume 25 and adjusted to a comfortable level in my headphones.
Park1 - Multi
Recovery 4
F2-0
50 tones