Are newer machines the key to older coins ?

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Tesoro Cortes,Golden Sabre II, & Inca!
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All Treasure Hunting
Hi all.. I have been detectin since the mid 80s,and have wanted a new detector since the mid 90s,but have always
put it on the backburner due to various reasons. My first machine which I still use some is a INCA,followed by a
Golden Sabre II in 93 I think LOL..

My ? is are the newer machines with Target ID and all the bells and whistles really worth it ? I mean I have
found 1880 coins on top of ground and memorial cents at 6 inches so why all the depth issues?

The deepest old coin I have dug was a Barber Half at almost 7 inches other than that its 4-6 for the most part.
Maybe I am missing alot huh..

Soil condition probably has some to do with machines and depths,but no 2 machines are really the same
anyhow.

I am thinking a Tejon mainly because of reviews and the dual disc. followed by depth capabilities. Plus I
really wouldnt think of changin brands.I dont think Tesoro is topped by anyone.

So lets hear some responses.First hand accounts from people that have newer machines,and input
from THers like me who have used old school machines forever LOL
 

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mpostma said:
Maybe we should start a new thread called " Which type of detectors find the most Minnie balls"?

In the 20 years I have been detecting. I have found a total of 3 Minnie balls here in Oregon. All 3 were found (at different locations) in the last three months. They were all 3 found with the Minelab Safari I bought 3 months ago. Hmmmmmmmm, True story!
 

artzstuff1 said:
Ya or how about I know it all just ask me thread!!!
yeah we ought to ask YOU, because YOU act like YOU know it all
 

Just courious, Any beep and dig users think you could go to a heavily hunting park and find as many or OLD COINS as a Explorer, Etrac or Sprctra. I know I could'nt. I do own both.
 

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