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1925 Buffalo
Posted by: Tony N (Michigan)
Date: May 17, 2018 09:35AM
Last night on the farm I live on I was detecting this part of the yard I've been over with many different detectors.
I took out my Deus with the 11" LF coil and was gridding and getting lots of iron grunts. I was using CT_Todds excellent program (5 tones).
But still nothing. So I switched over to the XY screen. Then I got an iffy signal that was mid tone and the XY was just on the edge of saying "Dig Me!"

I know it's not much, a 1925 Buffalo. But the important thing here is: I had fun, didn't get into any trouble, got some nice sunshine and fresh air and
dug a coin that was missed by many different detectors for the last 20 years or so. The crap near the nickel was pulling the numbers down but the XY screen and SOUND is what helped.
I'm still learning the machine but slowly getting better at determining iron falsing. BUT . . . I have yet to determine iron falsing from a coin near iron! So I still
dig the iffy targets just in case.


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Re: 1925 Buffalo
Posted by: Architex
Date: May 17, 2018 09:57AM
WTG !!!


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Re: 1925 Buffalo
Posted by: HuntinDog
Date: May 17, 2018 09:58AM
Awesome find
They sure don't come out of the ground around here like that.


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Re: 1925 Buffalo
Posted by: Tony N (Michigan)
Date: May 17, 2018 10:36AM
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HuntinDog
Awesome find
They sure don't come out of the ground around here like that.

How do they look when you dig them?

Up here they look pretty dark.


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Re: 1925 Buffalo
Posted by: HuntinDog
Date: May 17, 2018 03:26PM
This is a 1925 I dug.
I think it is the best condition one I've dug.


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XP DEUS / 9"-11"-11X13" coils
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6000 Di Pro SL
MXT Pro / 300, 10D2, 950, 6X9 Eclipse, 4X6 Shooter
DX-1 and Sun Ray Pro Golds


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Re: 1925 Buffalo
Posted by: Elton
Date: May 17, 2018 06:37PM
Tony, that is an awesome nickel. Mine are all red looking and in bad shape.


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Re: 1925 Buffalo
Posted by: Mkus
Date: May 17, 2018 09:15PM
Nice buff I dig quite a few only had one on a beach of all places come out looking cherry!

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Re: 1925 Buffalo
Posted by: smkunder
Date: May 18, 2018 06:30AM
Tony, I have been finding the x/y screen and the hot program has really increased my finds using 4.1. Congratulations on that buffalo!


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Re: 1925 Buffalo
Posted by: calabash digger
Date: May 18, 2018 07:44AM
congrats!

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Re: 1925 Buffalo
Posted by: Tony N (Michigan)
Date: May 18, 2018 07:59AM
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calabash digger
congrats!

Thanks buddy. I've been watching your YouTube vids. Have you ever tried making a video without using hand expressions? LOL.

Your vids are really good and what's nice about them is you show a lot of excitement and authority in what you are trying to express.

They aren't like the lame videos where the person talks in a monotone voice and digs nothing but crap with their detector.
keep up the good work, bro.
For those of you who don't know, calabash digger has really great videos on YouTube.


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Re: 1925 Buffalo
Posted by: Tony N (Michigan)
Date: May 18, 2018 08:13AM
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smkunder
Tony, I have been finding the x/y screen and the hot program has really increased my finds using 4.1. Congratulations on that buffalo!

I do like the XY screen as it seems to me to give much more information than the horseshoe. It's not perfect.
I have not updated to the 4.1 yet. I do have 4.0. I don't have the Deus PinPointer so don't know why I should go to 4.1. I might wait for the 5.0
that will detect a coin at 15 or so inches.


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Re: 1925 Buffalo
Posted by: Tony N (Michigan)
Date: May 18, 2018 08:15AM
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Mkus
Nice buff I dig quite a few only had one on a beach of all places come out looking cherry!
I'd like to see a pic of it if you have one. Many of the buffalo's I dig around here are pretty worn. People kept change in circulation a lot longer
back in those days.


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Re: 1925 Buffalo
Posted by: Tony N (Michigan)
Date: May 18, 2018 08:16AM
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Elton
Tony, that is an awesome nickel. Mine are all red looking and in bad shape.
Thanks, Elton. Usually the buffs I dig the dates are all worn off.


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Re: 1925 Buffalo
Posted by: Tony N (Michigan)
Date: May 18, 2018 08:17AM
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HuntinDog
This is a 1925 I dug.
I think it is the best condition one I've dug.
Looks like you have harsh soil?


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Re: 1925 Buffalo
Posted by: calabash digger
Date: May 18, 2018 08:17AM
I talk with my hands lol.
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Tony N (Michigan)

congrats!

Thanks buddy. I've been watching your YouTube vids. Have you ever tried making a video without using hand expressions? LOL.

Your vids are really good and what's nice about them is you show a lot of excitement and authority in what you are trying to express.

They aren't like the lame videos where the person talks in a monotone voice and digs nothing but crap with their detector.
keep up the good work, bro.
For those of you who don't know, calabash digger has really great videos on YouTube.


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