Detected a very old farm and hit a low signal. Usually these are shotgun shells so I don’t dig them, but I hadn’t dug anything at the site so I checked. This likely Victorian-era ring popped out. Hunted for the next 4hrs with barely any signals. Happy with my first gold after 2yrs of heavy detecting.
Very nice gold ring find..👍
Curious why you dont dig low tones, low tones can be very pruductive, I have found a lot of low gold tones.
I look at it like I would rather dig a 100 pull tabs or brass junk, that sounded low, than walk away from a target that is a $5,000 ring. Depending on the base metals used to make the different levels of gold 12k, 14k,18k and so on. Gold will ring anywhere from low to high..
May just be me, I use very little discrimination, maybe a 1 or 2, and I dig ever signal that isnt iron. It is not just the tone, but you want to pay attention to the signal too, how sharp it is, do the TID numbers stay same or change when sweeping target from different directions.
Nickels will usually give same TID# from different directions, while gold can change some. Gold can be found anywhere from 1 to 20+ on my Equinox 800, depending on base metals used to make the gold jewelry.
Good luck on your next hunt!