T2 kills it in super trash dump

[jimzz977]

Man my T2 finds my first silver coin among very trashy area. I had multiple signals. My T2 was able to lock on a dime signal. I was using a five inch coil. My coin was a 1906 barber dime.

 

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[Ahab8]

Nice job man. Yeah once you hear that high tone amidst the grunts you can usually slow down and find that one little spot where you get a repeatable high tone with a good vdi

 

[jimzz977]

Does ur t2 read dime as quarter sometimes. I got a reading of 89 at 8 in I dug It up and a clad dime came out. I thought it was to be quarter

 

[Ahab8]

Does ur t2 read dime as quarter sometimes. I got a reading of 89 at 8 in I dug It up and a clad dime came out. I thought it was to be quarter

As much as I love my T2 I'm not super impressed with the vdi precision. I've found that if an item is at a decent depth it can be off a bit. But yes it happens a lot. I've dug colonial buttons of the same size and composition that have come up between the high 70s and low 90s. Luckily my sites are all very old so I just dig anything that's not a grunt. Don't get too hung up on the numbers. Basically anything over 40 can be a good target. Pewter and tombac can come up really low. Lots of things can for that matter. Your doing great keep it up buddy

 

[jimzz977]

Just got permission hunt an old fort from 1840s it was use to protect settlers from Indian attacks and even a civil war battle had taken place, it was called Ft. Fillmore, nm

 

[Ahab8]

Just got permission hunt an old fort from 1840s it was use to protect settlers from Indian attacks and even a civil war battle had taken place, it was called Ft. Fillmore, nm

Sounds awesome man! I found a crotal bell with makers mark and 2 pieces of Spanish silver at my last fort site. I hope you make some great finds there