[size=large][/size] I used my now trusty T2 today fitted with the SEF 12x10 coil on a rather sticky field after the recent rain here in West Oxford. The find of the day a DENARIUS of NERVA A.D.96 to 98 . He became Emperor on the assassination of Nero The reverse is SALUS seated Health Safety Welfare.
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Early Silver With the T2
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cintitomcat
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Very nice coin. 
Question about the SEF 10x12 coil. How is the weight balance, and any noticable depth advantage. Tom
Question about the SEF 10x12 coil. How is the weight balance, and any noticable depth advantage. Tom[size=x-large][/size] In answer to Tom . The SEF coil does not give me any trouble in regards to balance. Its a bit heaver .I have the stem arranged so that the coil is almost straight down from me. In other words I do not have way out in front. I sweep slow and as close to the ground as I can. Depth ? certainly on un plowed grass land Plow land it also is very good finding signals more easily .The coin shown was on plow but only 5 inches deep.
cintitomcat
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Thanks for the feedback, thinking of getting one. Tom