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Wow! What a find!! Thank you so much. Nearly an exact match.

I think I will call this one solved! Great answer. Thank you for the reply.

Ive never seen one of these. And I worked in a high end antique store. Now I want one. But I dont think that this is one. Thank you for the reply.

Yes sir.........

This little brass piece has a convex face on it. Slight bend from a plow. Found where some American Civil War items were recovered but most were reconstruction era items and coins. Really would like to solve this one, thanks for input.

Yes sir..thank you! Soon will be on the way! Also signed up for an account with you guys. Again, thank you sir.

What is the name and possibly part number for the part on the stem that you attach the remote to? It has two screws that holds it on. The part of it that holds the remote broke. Thank you for any help.

Dug this up and my immediate thought was "gun part!" Army Infantry Vet coming out ha ha. Can anyone help me out? Thanks in advance!

I did some social distancing in a sugarcane field in Southern Louisiana with a couple of other Canefield bandits and found this button. I originally didnt think much about it as I thought I was seeing a horse shoe, thought it was a civilian button of sorts. After getting home and looking closer...

Thank you very much!

I dug this button yesterday at a site that has given up three ringers, Eagle buttons and other civil war relics. We were thinking a confederate rifleman button but when I had a good source check for me I was informed that the ones listed had a rim around the R and as you can see this one...

Thank you very much for this information sir. does it sound like it's time for replacements based on what I described? and would you advide I change the remote batts as well? Thanks again!

Guitar Guy, do you still offer these services and battery replacement etc? My ws4 puck takes three times longer to charge than the coil (coil is new, understandable) and remote (I assume will start requiring the same). They are out of warranty. Thanks!

Having studied Industrial Electronics I actually have a better understanding of the workings of a metal detector now. Thanks. Obviously you have some type of electronics engineering degree?

Since this thread is already started I had similar questions. First, has anyone used the waterproof kit? If yes, school me a bit on it's uses?

Banner!! One of a kind find buddy! Of course you'll probably dig another one knowing you!!

Congrats on the banner buddy! I wish I hadn't left and been there to see you dig it! Theres that lightening striking twice again lol

I'm being successful with the same set up! Tomorrow I will go back with the X35 and Calabashes pitch program. Awesome finds!

The coil and program performed amazingly! Coming from a 11" LF coil I was amazed at the separation and the extremely small targets it sniffed out 4 and 5 inches deep! these little lead balls were every bit of 1/8 of an inch and they would nearly blow my phones off! And it found silver on the...

Again, I love your videos and this program. It's a great starting point that I may or may not tweak as I go. I assume it is best to run it about 25khz using the X35 coil. Thats what I will start with tomorrow hunting in a sugarcane field that has a lot of nail blips.