Although I haven't been posting much the past few months about the Omega, I have, though, been taking it for strolls three or so times a week. This afternoon was one of those strolls. All I dug was modern coins and 2 wheats from a park that has on occasion given up a silver as far back as Barber coins era. I love coin hunting with the Omega. Although its not the deepest detector out there, I seldom run into emi problems with it, it has wonderful tid and tone. For pure coin shooting, it is a true delight and a joy to swing. Anyway, for my two hours afield with it, I got 9 quarters, 11 dimes, 10 nickels, 6 Memorial cents and the 2 wheats, 45 and 53 dates. I was using the 10" coil, which is my favorite, too, and running 0 disc, sen pp and 4d tones and gb of 66. 1 on the nickels was a true 5" and while it was a little bouncy, 55-58, I was sure it was a nickel. Hh jim tn