Metal pieces that show up as zincs

kiana7

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The MD only reports on the conductivity of the target, not its actual id. A coin laying at an angle will give a different reading if you bother to look at the meter and not trust your ears.
 

The MD only reports on the conductivity of the target, not its actual id. A coin laying at an angle will give a different reading if you bother to look at the meter and not trust your ears.

I did read my meter,it also rang in as ring,coin,and zinc as well as sound..When I get a target,I always read my meter & decide to dig or not,,but from reading this forum they say dig those zincs b/c you never know,,all those caps & iron pieces,I dug up b/c also on this forum they said to discard all trash,which so so so many md'ers pass by & I know it's trash,but I just don't have the skill to pass it by :icon_scratch: Also on pull tabs they say you don't pass it up b/c it could be a ring,,The other day @ the park I found a ring reading zinc in the 70's,,,thank goodness I did'nt pass it up,& also a bracelet...I really enjoy all feedbacks b/c it's a learning process for me,,,
HH:hello:
 

The more you dig, the more you learn by remembering the tone when you see the target in your scoop.
 

Gotta lover slag, sounds good like a can. :BangHead:
 

Kiana7,There is a lot of CRAP out there that rings GOOD,eventually ya gotta get something that is Good!Besides,it's good exercise:laughing7: God Bless Chris
 

Kiana7,There is a lot of CRAP out there that rings GOOD,eventually ya gotta get something that is Good!Besides,it's good exercise:laughing7: God Bless Chris

Worldtalker,you're so right about the exercise,its good for you,,every time I find jewelry that's something good!!
 

My daily take looks about the same as yours. only a couple of keepers yet this year. A 1919 Buffalo and a 1953 Benjamin. No gold or jewels yet this season. The hunt is my form of physical therapy, no co-pay + benefits.
 

The MD only reports on the conductivity of the target, not its actual id. A coin laying at an angle will give a different reading if you bother to look at the meter and not trust your ears.
You have right Denis. That whats i call the detecting is gold. Happy hunting.
 

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