Why?

wvwildman

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thats metal detecting for ya sometimes rusty iron will sound good
 

jeff of pa

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Yep The Edge of Rusted iron will fool you on occasion.

I don't see what your using ,
But also On occasion it will be both a Coin & iron

most of the time if you change positions you can loose it, and
the longer you detect the more you'll make educated Judgements on weather to dig or Not.

But I must tell ya, I have in the last second thought "Definitely Iron",
"But what the Hail, may as well get it out the way",
& was surprised by silver.
 

pong12211

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Never know until its out of the ground and in your hand..
 

releventchair

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I imagine machine as blind.
When it "feels" something of the possible proper shape and gives off aura of the composition its been told to look for,..the round head of a nail, a bent nail,when ran through possibilities is similar to what we,re after.Its roundish its metalish. The option is to ignore it.I,m willing to confirm and be on to next than risk missing a good target. Allways double check the plug you dug. Sometimes multiple targets.
 

pennyfarmer

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I dig lots of nails that sound choppy. I have been rewarded enough times with a coin stuck to a nail that I will check them almost everytime.
 

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