Recently I got permission to hunt an estate of about 100 acres with a main house built in the early 1800s. I've been going to this site every weekend for the past month despite the continuing heat and humidity and some of the finds have been terrific, including three large pennies dating from between 1819-1827 that I found two weekends ago. This past weekend I uncovered over 40 Civil War bullets, some fired, some dropped, a few early wheat pennies, two early Jefferson nickels, a small pewter spoon end, a Union general service button and two Confederate buttons, one an "I" button and the other a Mississippi button. Due to the lack of rain the ground has been hard and the signals have not been the consistent signals I get when there is some moisture in the ground, but the T2 has managed to give me solid enough signals and consistent accuracy on the depth of the targets which has been key for me deciding whether to dig or not. My T2 is a standard T2 with the upgrade, and the settings I mostly use in this area is Disc 90, Sens 30, and 2+ tones. And I operate in discrimination mode. This is a picture of all my finds for the day together. The Teknetics T2 is, in my opinion, one of the very best detector on the market, and the best detector I have used, period. 
