Question for you F19 users

[Iamrobin]

I'm thinking of buying a F19 . I'm mostly interested in coin shooting . How does it preform on silver coins? Thank you for your input!

 

[amberjack]

does well on 92% copper coins only run it 3 times not much old stuff where I'm at but have found patches with GBP in the past so I don't know why it wont hit silver.

AJ

 

[PowerDetecting]

I just got mine today I air tested a 1834 capped bust Q at 11" and about 13 in AM. if it hits as well in ground I am sold. i do know I also have a t2 se and went outside in the back yard for a quick test drive. My yard is loaded with iron anyhow I was finding all kinds of pre 82 pennies in the yard that I have never heard with the t2 se. I am very pleased when I pull out 2-3 nails in a hole and go that cant be right re scan and my penny is still sitting there in the same hole with the nails. Awesome separation and very accurate #'s little lower #'s in iron but still very accurate. only used about 20 minutes.

 

[squirrel1]

IMO the F-19 is better on 4 and 5 bar fe ground than F75LTD2. In 3 bar or less F75LTD is better. Only problem is F19 don't come with 7x11 coil. It should have been offered with muliple coils like F70/75. A sleeper unit, very underrated or not known about by many. Model number I feel should have been more like F72 or F73. I think folks try and link it more to the F5 vs the F75. Definitely shouldn't be the case.

 

[woodchiphustler]

It digs small silver coins very well but is less sensitive to larger ones but the depth is adequate.Remember this detector was designed for the Relic Hunter.