Canadian coin orogram

[Toolman0114]

Does anybody have a Canadian coin program they would be willing to share?
With the factory programs they don't even signal, or barely

 

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[Tedyoh]

How about a silver coin, a dime preferably, it should ring in loud and clear at 8" easily, if not you will probably need to reload 4.0, this happened to a friend of mine

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[Deft Tones]

Full Tones with zero discrimination and zero notch should get them.

 

[Joe hunter]

I find a lot of Canadian coins never noticed a difference.Have you tried a Canadian and a US on the same program?

 

[Toolman0114]

US coins ring in, Canadian clad coin not so well. Older Canadian silver coins are not an issue, it's the modern ones

 

[austin_luker]

Are they made from metal?

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[Toolman0114]

The newer Canadian coins are made out of junk metal that we usually like to discriminate out.

Are they made from metal?

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[Deft Tones]

Canadian coin composition

What are Canadian coins made of? | Canadian coin collecting

[FONT=&quot]Canadian coins less than a loonie (Canadian $1) have steel cores. In the history of Canadian coins, the dimes minted between the year 1968 and 1999 were made of nickel. In year 2000, all Canadian coins have 90-95% steel as an intrinsic (base) metal and plated with nickel, zinc or copper to add color. [/FONT]

Looks like my "Canadian coin program" is the ticket. No wonder I find them without issue.

Full tones, zero discrimination, zero notch.

Good hunting.

 

[vferrari]

Yep, if you want to hear those steel coins, need to set Disc to around 0 or less.

 

[Toolman0114]

Worked great, hit nickels, dimes a loonie and quarters

Full Tones with zero discrimination and zero notch should get them.

 

[Tedyoh]

Do the new canadian coins produce any sort of high tone? I ask because even a round steel washer sounds kinda good on the Deus.

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[Toolman0114]

They say they are steel core, just not sure what their idea of steel is. The newer coins give a scratchy erratic signal. Some one the older clad with give a decent signal

Do the new canadian coins produce any sort of high tone? I ask because even a round steel washer sounds kinda good on the Deus.

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[Deft Tones]

Do the new canadian coins produce any sort of high tone? I ask because even a round steel washer sounds kinda good on the Deus.

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Deus loves round things. If you're finding zinc washers, rusty electrical box knock-outs, and of course iron rings...yeah, the newer Canadian coins sound good just like those things sound good at times too. So, they give a "round sound" that's scratchy or not clean sounding. Tones for them can be anywhere on the Deus, but usually I dig them about lower mid-tone.

 

[Eu_citzen]

Some of the new Swedish coins has a similar problem. Iron core with copper mantle.
Zero disc is the key!