It does everything I ask of it. I hunted a new ghost town site today using the XL Pro and 8 inch coil. I researched this site sometime ago and finally hit the woods in search. This small town stood for sixty years untill it burned down in the middle 20's. It was hell to hunt. Thickly wooded with waiste high ferns and bramble bushes. The XL pro chattered like crazy with every sweep from all the iron and trash but she just sings when she passes over something good. The ratty barber quarter was actually fused to a square nail but still locked on quarter. The 1854 quarter is now my oldest coin find.
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How can you not love the XL Pro?
- Thread starter crazyman
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Kelley (Texas)
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Is the bottom coin from China? If so, how old do you think it is? Thanks for sharing this with the Forum. Kelley (Texas) 
