I just finished a test bed for coins, a total of 23 coins at a buried distance of 6, 8, 10, and 12". I know that a freshly buried coin is harder to detect than a coin that has been in the ground for years. Any idea how long it takes for a buried coin to be detected the same as coins buried a long time. I know this is a stupid question, LOL
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Test bed for US coins
- Thread starter Lt4ever
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still looking 52
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My guess would be 6 months, by that time everything should be settled down and reading the same.
Deep coins are a whole new world compared to swallow ones, this is where most of us are detecting, all the easy stuff is pretty much gone.
Deep coins are a whole new world compared to swallow ones, this is where most of us are detecting, all the easy stuff is pretty much gone.
bigtim1973
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When I made my test garden I took and added water to the spoil as I was filling in the hole to make sure all of the air pockets were gone.
Just give ot some time and it will all work out.
Just give ot some time and it will all work out.