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UncleVinnys

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The campground is just now coming back to life after a long, cold winter.
Here is the cabin which is open in the summer for supplies, but was closed when I was there.
South Lake Tahoe is a big resort area on the border between California and Nevada.

A good number of OLD coins - but no silver.
Top row is 60's coins.
2nd and 3rd rows are 70's coins.
Bottom rows are newer and clad coins.
The average age is older than what I find at home, in the Sacramento area.
 

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I would think that hunting some of the beaches there would be great as well.
 
bula said:
I would think that hunting some of the beaches there would be great as well.


You would think it is but it wrecks havoc on my MXT..even after I ground balance it ..all modes give the same signal. lot of metal content in the beach material... did better in the beach areas
 
It all adds up
 
I usually have pretty good luck up there at Harrah's and Barney's.
 
rockyredbaron said:
bula said:
I would think that hunting some of the beaches there would be great as well.


You would think it is but it wrecks havoc on my MXT..even after I ground balance it ..all modes give the same signal. lot of metal content in the beach material... did better in the beach areas

Oh, SO glad you said that Rocky!
I wasn't sure if it was me or the machine, but the beach hunting was way off with the MXT.
I turned down the sensitivity, but it only helped a little. I had tried "salt" setting too.
No improvement.
Maybe I'll have to get a machine dedicated to beach and sand.
 

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