Friday hunt with my new Nox 800 includes 2 Rosies and a possible small meteorite ? (TID numbers included except for one)

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Okay, normally I would avoid posting pics of trash but I am including them for now with TID numbers as part of my education using TID numbers so you can see the numbers I got before digging. (My Nox 800 outdoor "class" in my yard Friday (yesterday) was just over 3 hours)

I edited the pics to include the TID numbers before digging each find, I wrote them down on paper as I was detecting.

These are posted in the order that I dug them:
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Let me say about this next dig that I realize the odds are against that metallic rock being a meteorite, later I need to scan that "rock" by itself to see how it reads, also I will scan several large rocks I found in my yard years ago to see how they ring up as a magnet is attracted to them)

The canslaw was in the same hole as the "rock" but my pinpointer also sounded when pointing at just the "rock" by itself.
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Not sure what is in this hole as it was deep and I realized I would have needed to dig a lot wider hole to get it out, but it felt like bent up metal so I am thinking it was just trash. This bottlecap was in the same spot but I forgot to write down what it rung up as before digging, after getting the bottlecap out I still got a pinpointer signal so kept digging.

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Part of my digs was in areas I thought might have a better chance of dropped coins, like in front of my "country style" basketball hoop setup, and yes, it is attached to a pine tree :lol:, and near the smaller canopy were we had picnics before. The Rosies were actually founded further away in my yard.

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Equinox is great at sniffing out the coins but i would recommend going by tones then check your numbers . I dont dig if the tones aren't what i want to hear. Alot will have to do with the amount of trash and how you have your machine set up .
 
Equinox is great at sniffing out the coins but i would recommend going by tones then check your numbers . I dont dig if the tones aren't what i want to hear. Alot will have to do with the amount of trash and how you have your machine set up .

Thanks, yep, good point, the more I use it the more I am getting used to the tones different things make with the Nox 800, I'm starting to get to where when I hear certain tones to pay closer attention to the numbers :lol:

To reduce unnecessary digging I also scan both directions to try to get the number to repeat, like I had a time Friday where I got a TID of 30 but could not get it to repeat scanning in the perpendicular direction.
 
I see you are finding out there are variations, such as one dime reading 26, and the other at 30. A zincoln by itself wouldn't normally hit 26, but the button in the hole with it likely effected it. Those pulltabs sometimes come in at a solid 13, or 12 to 13, just like many nickels do, but usually hit a 14 or higher.
I always run 50 tones on my 800, and my ears get accustomed to picking out the "good" tones. I can hear if a coin is deep or shallow, too. After I hear what I think is a good tone, then I might look at the screen for the TID. Sometimes,(often) like with good, obvious coin signals, I don't look at the screen at all. You are in 'nox training, and home-schoolin' yourself quite well. Keep it up!
 
I see you are finding out there are variations, such as one dime reading 26, and the other at 30. A zincoln by itself wouldn't normally hit 26, but the button in the hole with it likely effected it. Those pulltabs sometimes come in at a solid 13, or 12 to 13, just like many nickels do, but usually hit a 14 or higher.
I always run 50 tones on my 800, and my ears get accustomed to picking out the "good" tones. I can hear if a coin is deep or shallow, too. After I hear what I think is a good tone, then I might look at the screen for the TID. Sometimes,(often) like with good, obvious coin signals, I don't look at the screen at all. You are in 'nox training, and home-schoolin' yourself quite well. Keep it up!

Thanks, those variations can have you finding something other than expected, like the 30 I was figuring a quarter but found a dime, that's fine at least it wasn't trash :lol:

I also afterwards though about that metal button affecting the reading of the Zincoln.

I have passed up a lot of 12-13 signals in my yard as so far they have not been any nickels with the ones I tried, but I might go back and try some more just to be sure I'm not passing up any nickels.

Hey, I'm having fun home-schoolin' with my Nox 800 ! :mder:

Just wait till I get to college level learning :lol:
 
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