syclone0182
Member
does anyone here dig the low tones ? i just found out that my pocket knife was a high tone laying on its side and a low tone laying another way...got to pay more attention to them low tones.
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x30 -- low tones
- Thread starter syclone0182
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Treasure Nut
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Want to find more stuff??? I'd dig the low tones also. Most foreign & Canadian coinage on it's side will show up as iron. I have also found small earings that show up more in the low tone iron. Sure you may dig a hell of a lot more junk, but you get the chance to find the good stuff that others will pass over.
I do this...Dig around 50 low tone signals. If all you get is junk, notch them out and continue. Having a site such as a soccer field that always produces well, low tones are always dug. I find myself it can be very overwhelming digging low tones. It's up to you how much you want to dig.
HH
I do this...Dig around 50 low tone signals. If all you get is junk, notch them out and continue. Having a site such as a soccer field that always produces well, low tones are always dug. I find myself it can be very overwhelming digging low tones. It's up to you how much you want to dig.
HH