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1775 King George III

MXTerer

New member
Found this morning. Using "High Trash". High trash seems to give better ID. In ferrous coin there are a lot of targets that read coin ID's
 
Congrats on a great find ill never forget the day i found my 1739 british half penny it was a great day



:minelab: CTX 3030
:minelab: Etrac
:whites: Whites m6
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Ulster County NY
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Nice find buddy. Glad to see you pulling some of those old ones from your neck of the woods. HH Randy
 
Wow. Imagine someone had that coin in their pocket during the American Revolution. What history!
 
What a find, so much history there. congratulations.

Randy
 
Great dig! That was my very first half penny. Recently found a 171 KG I in the same area. Hopefully you go back and find more!
 
WTG Congrats:twodetecting::minelab::cheers:
 
Wow, what a nice coin. Congrats!

I find the opposite - High trash jumps a bit, especially on poorer metals like zinc (and at depth). Ferrous coin is very stable for me but yes, it can false more.
What is your ground mineralization like? Mine is somewhat iron mineralized, that must be something...

Albert
 
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