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Recent content by kidcentavo

  1. K

    Digging up lots of iron

    I know ABSOLUTELY nothing about the Minelabs machines. So my question to owners of these machines is THIS; Do you dig up a lot of iron objects, that sound like GOOD targets?? Or do iron targets NEVER or rarely appear in your headsets, depending on the amount of discrimination your using??
  2. K

    Saloon Trade tokens

    Couple of Saloon Trade tokens found this past weekend with the MXT both on edge about 1/2 inch under the ground with the double "D" eclipse coil.
  3. K

    SMALL WEEKEND FIND

    my wife picked up with her MXT, at the OLD town dump. Think it was a SEE-GAR knife that the folks used in the 19th century to nip off the ends of their stokies before lighting up? BUT any body comes up with any other uses those will be welcome.
  4. K

    QUESTION about TITANIUM RINGS?

    Can the MXT, or ANY detector locate titanium rings LOST?? Neighbor lost her titanium ring recently and her father who is an avid detector person CANNOT find it. He has a WHITES machine. ANY help out there would be appreciated. Thanks.
  5. K

    WEEKEND FINDS

    Actually the last two weekends, with the MXT & Q2. Coins NOT cleaned so they look kinda dirty. All were found less than three inches, in mucho VERY HEAVY human trashy area. Kidcentavo
  6. K

    Weekend finds

    First on the picture file is a Caffo & Gaudina token from Kelly , New Mexico. Book lists it at $350. Seems like these two Italian boys came to Kelly in 1918 and opened up a bar, which closed down in Dec. of that year, when the state voted in prohibition. That is why the seemingly high price for...
  7. K

    Found, a 150 buck nickel

    with MXTin relic mode, toggle forward, at two inches in a very remote deserted mining camp in New Mexico. It is an 1886 with a mintage of 3.3 million, with possibly 10% STILL surviving.
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