Off work today and was hitting a bunch of spots I know of. I went to an old school house I hit a few times so far with my ETrac and decided to pull the AT Pro out of the trunk. I had hit this place a few times, once with Tylerope (from the forums here), and we found a lot of wehaties and he hit a sweet Merc dime when we were there.
AT Pro with the stock 8 1/2x11" coil, ProMode, Disc = 0 , Iron Audio = on , Sens = 2 bars down from max ....
Within 5 minutes I got a penny-dime 80's signal about 4" down. I dug my V-cut with my Lesche digger and flipped the plug over. Hit the plug with the Pro Pointer... nothing. Hit the hole with the Pro-Pointer and 'vrrrrrrrr!'. As I was pulling the loose soil out of the hole I saw silver! I picked up a Seated dime and was like 'WTF is stuck to it?!?' ... pulled it off the dime and had a second coin and saw another fall back in the hole! I had a 1901 merc dime that was sandwiched between an indian head penny and then picked up the rough indian head out of the hole!
3 coins stuck together! How does that happen?!?!
Those 3 sandwiched coins were hidden in SO MUCH iron and garbage that I was SOOO surprised the AT Pro sounded off on them. This area directly aroudn the school house is so iron infested that when you dig a hole you get 'hits' all over with your pinpointer from nails and other iron that soaks the ground.
During the next hour I ended up hitting a decent amount of clad and a wheater and a 1942 CANADIAN penny, which was intersting. Is that Canada's version of our wheatie?
Man! GVG! A seated and a barber! Really nice score there fella! Way to work that iron!
im new with the at pro not used it with the iron audio turned on yet? whats the benifit from having it on in a bad iron area from not having it on how dos it operate different
