Kookiemonsta
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A park established int he 1940s and hunting silver coins. How deep would I want to make sure my MD can detect?
Thanks for the help!
Thanks for the help!
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How deep in the ground
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BadM0nkey
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Depends on the type of soil, amount of rain, etc.. Usually in the top 2-6 inches.
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Excellent ^.^ this Silver says 6 inches so should be good. Just got a callback from guy selling it 
going to get it tonight! Pumped!!
going to get it tonight! Pumped!!
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As badmonkey mentioned, there are many variables that determine coin depth. If this park has been hunted before (very likely) you'll be hard pressed to find good coins at less than 4". Just about any machine will find those. Deeper targets can sometimes hide. The better detectors do a better job at finding them. About the only way you're going to know where the good stuff is, is to find one and see.
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Want to tell us what machine and how much?
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