John-Edmonton
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My buddy and I snooped for some old coins and things today. He used the AT Pro, I used the AT Gold. Both had the 5" x 8" coil on the lower rod. We each got a silver coin and a wheat cent.
The 1941 Newfoundland Coin, had it been the double die type, would be worth about $300.00. Unfortunately, it's not, so it's worth about a dollar.
Got a nice strong signal, and out popped a nice commemorative Prince Edward Island Token!
A very welcome find up north here, a 1904 Barber Dime. And, another 1966 quarter popped out again too. A great day it was. Now if the temperatures would just drop 10 degrees, it would be perfect!
