Mike Hillis
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New Golden tone arrangement has been published on the Tesoro website...who is the guinea pig?
- Thread starter Mike Hillis
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The Golden I had was a pleasure to use, but I did find the 2 middle tones to be too close. I may have to get one of these and try again. I never knew about setting up with the nickel. Since we all don't live in the US, they should throw a US nickel in the box. I wonder how much extra they would charge for that? 
Dan
Dan
blowfly1967
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what's the equivalent to a nickle in australian coins?blowfly
I was the first to try one of these and I like Tesoro machines. That said I did not care for it. The Tones just seemed out of order and Zinc Pennies were history since they hit with tabs. It may have been the way I set it up but it seemed to be super sensitive to small junk.
I liked the old version much better. I traded mine for a Deleon and have dug more coins lately than my back can handle with this hard ground.
I heard a lot of stories about the ID on the Deleon not working very well but it seems to work fine for me, especially since I put more faith in my ear than the ID.
If the Deleon had a notch I would really like that.
I hunted an old House the other day that I swear some kid took his piggy bank and scattered in the yard. Oldest Coin was 1967 except for a Wheat Penny and I really am not sure where it came from. I also learned that a Quarter on end can give some weird IDs and sounds.
I liked the old version much better. I traded mine for a Deleon and have dug more coins lately than my back can handle with this hard ground.
I heard a lot of stories about the ID on the Deleon not working very well but it seems to work fine for me, especially since I put more faith in my ear than the ID.
If the Deleon had a notch I would really like that.
I hunted an old House the other day that I swear some kid took his piggy bank and scattered in the yard. Oldest Coin was 1967 except for a Wheat Penny and I really am not sure where it came from. I also learned that a Quarter on end can give some weird IDs and sounds.
