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What's Ferrous numbers on coins?

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WildOutdoorAddict

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Lately I've been noticing more good sounding signals coming in at 11-38 to 11-44 and sometimes they are pieces of rusty nails etc. BUT, I've been digging more coins that are showing up as 11 range and of course 12s too. I wasn't digging many 11 signals for a while. but I think I'm missing more coins because of it. I've been using (50 tone deep coins) mode alot also...
 
Even though the CTX 3030 is based on the 12 Ferrous line, soil and adjacent targets can alter the Ferrous line. That's why when you make a program, you might want to lower your Ferrous line to 20 and even as high as 26. Just remember that if you do hear a repeatable target with a stable TID, it most likely is a good target and should be dug. It all depends on your site.

What have the Conductive number's been with your coins?
 
The conductive seem pretty normal..Nickels 11-12 dimes 41-42 qtrs-44-45 indians 38-40 ..but I noticed this more with indians and silver dimes are showing 11-38 11- 41etc
 
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