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(I've only found one gold piece so far--10K w/ a lab ruby. I used to wear it at times then the dog ate it. 
Actually, when I went to visit my GF, he was so excited to see me he was trying to jump all over me and it snapped in half when his claw caught it.) ) My thought on the overlays is that it might speed up my learning process of what falls where on the screen and to correlate that with what it sounds like. In a pretty intense year with a Sov a good percentage of my best finds have been imperfect signals--a half reale for instance. That's actually a lot of what I'm thinking about when it comes to the overlay idea--learning/keeping track of where things hit or what they sound like when they aren't a perfect signal. (Otherwise I'd just use strong disc.) Overall, my goal is to improve my odds no matter where I am or how much time I have. To me it's all a bit of a time/coverage balance.
) And around here, the most promising sites I currently have access to are pretty trashy. But, at least at this point, I am planning on starting out with little or no disc, using ferrous tones, and digging most everything--even the top left corner for a while--until I learn it pretty well.
