Why a 5 inch coil is a must

[jeff & Maria]

Out for a bit on Friday. This British penny was in an area where a house once stood. Tons of junk in the ground, one of the worst sites I have been to. Using the Excelerator 5 inch I was able to isolate this one. A shift of the coil a inch or two to either side and a solid junk signal yelped. You have to remember to move so slow the coil is barely moving.

 

[Hotcz70]

I used the new 6" Excelerator Sunday and found a ton of stuff in a very trashy little park. A small coil definately has it's place to get some heavy use. I'll post my stuff sometime later today but wanted to congratulate you on a sweet coin.

 

[Crash620]

n/t

 

[Brian(upstateNY)]

n/t

 

[crow-duck]

It is always fun to see what will come out of the ground when you get a good signal.Congrats.
crowduck

 

[thirdbornau]

Jeff & Maria, i found exactly the same penny last week at the beach and guess what mine was 1882 also. Mine was not in good condition though i could hardly make out the details.

HH Maureen.

 

[Ringzapper]

I like the six inch coils for the little extra depth and still excellent target seperation. The depth on some 5 inch coils sucks!