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Canadian clad VDI

rockpup1

New member
Did some testing and I was impressed with the goldbugpro and its response to canadian clad.It likes it,Hits good soild VDI on flat coins-machine swung 1.5" above and set on 80 gain-40 disc.A few coins are jumpy VDI numbvers but not as bad as I thought it would be.Problem is these are new coins-old coins-that have been in the ground get magnetized and sound way differant-very jumpy VDI-they sound like trash! Also coins on the side jump around alot. Fresh coins at beach and parks will be a snap.
American coins have that copper core.Our coins Iron core.Thats why they can get magnetized.Read a great article all about our modern canadian clad.It made the author very sad,we have enough problems with trash let alone our crazy clad coins.

Toonies-
1999- 80VDI
2008 80
Loonies-
2010-82
1987-82
$.25
1973- 82-83
1992 84
2002 76-82
2010 very jumpy 60-80
$.10
1998 80-90 jumpy
1968 81-90
1981 87-90
$.5
1946 83 coin was blackish looking
1963 83
1975 82
2008 77-80
$.1
1960 83
1973 82
1987 82
2009 70-82
 
Interesting how your quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies all hit at lower and lower VDI numbers the newer they are; shows the lower and lower quality of metals used over time, in an attempt to save money, I assume (similar to how it's been here in the States).

Steve
 
Cool report Thanks
 
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