Thank you so much for your help. I don’t understand the numbers or the correct tones but I’m working on it. With the 110 program should I be digging all the high tones?
Actually the 110 is a beep and dig.....after awhile you will recognize the sounds of a good target vrs a trash target.....the 110 has it all setup to find the clean signals and eliminate a lot of the trash but not all of it.....the only part of it that conflicts with targets is the 35 to 37 conduct part ......you will dig zinc pennies that sound like Indian head cents. You get these mostly everywhere modern coins were carried around. Even on a 1848 homestead, I have found clad quarters and zinc's....farmer's lost them in the fields
when they were working on the machinery or loading grain or seed, maybe bailing hay.
As far as the high tones the 40 to 49 is the place where they come in at.....listen to each target by sound and try to guess what it might be by sound.
The 110 helps you there as most clean coins fall within it's patterns.....but the sound of a silver target is really a thrill out in the field detecting.
The round sound of a coin is something that you must learn all by yourself out in the wild.
We are here for you and are watching and listening and someone will help.....if needed.
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