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Garry

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Hey Guys went out today with my detector my son and I on my birthday after our usual horse shoes and a couple of bridal rossetts you wouldn't believe at fiveteen inches out pops this coin I hope you can see what kind of condition it is in.
 
I used to think 15" no way. But after testing my v3i and finding coins at the 12" range hitting strong, I am a 100% believer. Awesome find!!!!
 
Congratulations Garry, she is a beauty.
 
That's what it's all about!:clap:
 
Sure 15" deep in the pawn shop case. Just kidding that is a fantastic find & hope you get more like it.
 
Holy smoke! that's a beautiful coin! Congrats.
 
I know the 15 inches is hard to believe but that's how deep it was we had just had a good rain 2 days before and around this area we always get some good signals I was using Magic's program on the V3I a rx gain set at ten and sensitivity at 90 and the all metal at seventy using the dd ten inch loop
 
That a keeper.:twodetecting::whites::cheers:
 
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