christopher-ohio
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I just went up the street to a 60's resort that's now being bull-dozed where I found clad quarter after clad quarter before with the EX II. I hunted the front part that was untouched old mowed turf. I had been over this area before with a CZ-70 some and mostly an EX II. Dry ground conditions but somewhat soft with black dirt. There's alot of iron, pulltabs, and trash since this was a pool area. I first started in all-metal and ferrous then said screw it, I'll just try the second discrim coins program in the machine with conductive sounds. Sounded like the good old Explorer but super fast-would null in the iron but reset quickly. Dug 12 clad dimes, 10 copper pennies with one a 1957-D wheat, 1 chewed up zinker, and two clads quarters but NO TRASH-not one piece! You see in the pic what was in my pocket when I left. The dimes read 11or12/43, the copper pennies mainly 11or12/43or44, the quarters 11or12/46. At times I was digging three coins in one hole-2 dimes and a pennie more than once. I found a 1990 Canadian dime that read I think 6-37 and the other dime with it 11-43 but sound a little weird but I still dug it. I did get real short mid and high tone blips for targets that were discriminated out but no iron falsing that would make me dig. I could hear that there were multiple coins in the hole with the 11" Pro coil. There were no empty holes-always a coin in it. Most were 3-7 inches deep with a solid lock as long as the target was well centered. So all in all, not a bad 1 1/2 hours-the E-TRAC is starting to pay for itself. That blister on my left hand from all that digging feels good 
