old park in western GTA - 8 coins (Nov23'24)

metalman2024

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Oct 28, 2024
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GTA, Ontario
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Whites GMT
Fisher F-Pulse pinpointer
Garrett Ace 300i
Primary Interest:
Metal Detecting
Nearly 4 hours later, 8 modern coin yield, (3x) Loonies 2013-2014-2019, (4x) quarters 2001-2009-2018 & one almost completely unreadable, (1x) penny 1988 maybe 1983 can't really tell.

Nic-A-Date may be able to reveal those obscured dates. To buy or not to buy?

You can see in the photos that a lot of trash (and worms which were cute) at up to 7 inch depth was found, got excited at first, major bummer when revealed! Below is a nice Loonie:
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As for the detection sounds, not everything that rings is a coin! I am guessing that bottle caps and aluminum pull tabs are the fool's gold of coins!

Those evasive old coins!
 

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metal detector coil too small for sure for more depth, maybe machine or maybe park is hunted out, let me know your thoughts, thanks metal-detecting community
 

$4.00 for a hunt is alright.
Keep at it, the old will come.
Law of averages. Dig enough holes it's bound to happen.

7" for a Loonie is a respectable depth.

Did it sound loud or just a faint signal?

Sometimes the speed of swing has a direct influence on the processor's abilities.
There's a saying
"Go low and slow"

Who knows if the park has been cleaned pre the coinage found.
 

$4.00 for a hunt is alright.
Keep at it, the old will come.
Law of averages. Dig enough holes it's bound to happen.

7" for a Loonie is a respectable depth.

Did it sound loud or just a faint signal?

Sometimes the speed of swing has a direct influence on the processor's abilities.
There's a saying
"Go low and slow"

Who knows if the park has been cleaned pre the coinage found.
$4 in 4 hours! No, the Loonies were, 1 of them on the surface and 2 were @ 3" deep. The 7" depth was an aluminum foil cap of sorts. It was loud! I had a feeling the park was "cleaned", I chose the park on watching 1920s footage on YouTube and went to the angle shown on the video, I tried to be smart and thought I must be on to something, I was outsmarted! :icon_scratch:
 

the reach depth should be related to the coil diameter I believe - I am thinking the largest dimension of the coil is the maximum depth it can detect?
 

Nearly 4 hours later, 8 modern coin yield, (3x) Loonies 2013-2014-2019, (4x) quarters 2001-2009-2018 & one almost completely unreadable, (1x) penny 1988 maybe 1983 can't really tell.

Nic-A-Date may be able to reveal those obscured dates. To buy or not to buy?

You can see in the photos that a lot of trash (and worms which were cute) at up to 7 inch depth was found, got excited at first, major bummer when revealed! Below is a nice Loonie:View attachment 2180644

As for the detection sounds, not everything that rings is a coin! I am guessing that bottle caps and aluminum pull tabs are the fool's gold of coins!

Those evasive old coins!
great saves! well done
 

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