I have been digging bottle caps on the beach for a long time with the Nox, they usually come up around 14,15,16 and 17. This morning as usual i dug a 15 reading to be surprised with a beautiful 22k gold band weighing in at 6 grams. I didn't have my phone with me for a picture but will try to get one soon. So the moral of the story is dig everything on the beach, you might be surprised.
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Why you should dig bottle caps
- Thread starter Digger 45
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Florida Son
Active member
Yes, and yes
fwcrawford
Well-known member
That is the reason I’m use a PI detector at the beach.
Never know what that next beep will be.
Never know what that next beep will be.
IDXMonster
Well-known member
If I was beach hunting I’d be doing the same with absolutely NO question. The array of targets is SO vast and the potential for just ONE of those to be quite valuable is SO high that anything above iron would have to be investigated with the scoop. As always, clearly a LOCATION thing....CONGRATS on the monster butter!
Tony N (Michigan)
Active member
Way to go Digger! Please show us a picture!