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Where does an IH hit on the T2 TID?

J

jbow

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I was coinshooting today at the site of a couple of old homes that are now vacant lots. I found a 1942 merc and a 1944 quarter. I am afraid I might miss and IHs because I don't know where they live on the TID.

Thanks,

J
 
I doubt you will miss them Julien. If I remember correctly mine read in the very low 50's. I have been experimenting with the 1 tone disc 21 setting you mentioned in another thread. Nothing to report yet but it is proving interesting.
 
I have been trying it too. I am beginning to think that it is a setting to use on sites you have already hunted well with the 2+ setting to see if you missed anything.

Low 50s is can slaw range... bummer.

J
 
In my test garden the IH's read from 72 to 75 Dates from 1865 to 1907
The IH's I have dug have also read between 72 to 75 & 61 to 64
Now the Dates that I can read are all from 1864 up to 1907 which puts them in the copper /tin / tinc Composition range. See Chart Below!
I do have some IH's with out readable dates that ID in the 61 to 64 Range, which could be the earlier 1859 to 1864 composition range. I am going to get some IH's tomorrow for testing in the 1859 to 1864 that have readable dates for my test Garden. Thanks for asking!

1859 - 1864 copper / nickel composition
1864 - 1907 copper / tin / tinc composition
 
Thanks for the help, i'll watch for what you find. I need to get some to try, and some gold coins... heh.

J
 
I don't remember on the T-2, but it should be like any other detector in the fact they read like the new zinc pennies with some a number one way or the other differnt. This is also some of the first wheaties too will read the same. I know they do on my Sovereign and explorer plus my Troy X 5 when I had it so I feel it will be the same with the T-2 and the F-75 and if I don't forget i will check it on my F-75 later on. This the IH from the 1865-1909 the ones before, the fatties will read lower and in the same area as most pull tabs do I was told.
 
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