John in Nawth Carolina
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What does an American $1.00 gold coin
- Thread starter John in Nawth Carolina
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jayhop
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I've never tested one myself but I've seen them tested on YouTube and they came in at 10 or 11.
I dig these signals on some locations , mostly buckshot, smaller peices of aluminum or foil. I don't remember ever digging a target I really wanted in this range on a relic site. But gold rings will come in at this range so on the beach I dig anything above 1.
Some smaller flat buttons may also come in this range, it all depends on the site. I think this is a big reason so few are found.
I dig these signals on some locations , mostly buckshot, smaller peices of aluminum or foil. I don't remember ever digging a target I really wanted in this range on a relic site. But gold rings will come in at this range so on the beach I dig anything above 1.
Some smaller flat buttons may also come in this range, it all depends on the site. I think this is a big reason so few are found.
John in Nawth Carolina
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Thank you all.
