Trime VDI on the NOX
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I'll just bet they sound like a Nickel!
We all know how much teh Hox loves its nickels, but I don't know about the 3-cent variety...
We all know how much teh Hox loves its nickels, but I don't know about the 3-cent variety...
I'll just bet they sound like a Nickel!
We all know how much teh Hox loves its nickels, but I don't know about the 3-cent variety...
Yes it does.
I went to an old church this afternoon 've been hunting for a year that has been hit hard by cherry pickers - no high conductors. I went back over a spot I hit with the CTX where I found several IHP's. I really didn't expect much but, 12, 12, 12. Three V's, 1893, 1899 and a 1906. Very impressed with the nickel ability.
HH!
I'll just bet they sound like a Nickel!
We all know how much teh Hox loves its nickels, but I don't know about the 3-cent variety...
Trime comes in about 15/16. Seated half dime and Spanish half real about 22. Type I gold dollar 12
Thanks a lot!
HH!
http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/g...inelab-equinox-vdi-quick-reference-chart.html
NASA-Tom Wrote:
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Yes..... Type-1, 2 & 3 U.S. Gold Dollars ID as a 10/11 in an air-test.......and in most soils.,.,.,.
> ,.,.,.,. even tilted. "On edge"...... and ID's can
> be much lower..... to include 'no detection'.
>
> U.S. 3-Cent Nickels ID as 7-8....... under most no
> rmal conditions.
NASA-Tom Wrote:
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Yes..... Type-1, 2 & 3 U.S. Gold Dollars ID as a 10/11 in an air-test.......and in most soils.,.,.,.
> ,.,.,.,. even tilted. "On edge"...... and ID's can
> be much lower..... to include 'no detection'.
>
> U.S. 3-Cent Nickels ID as 7-8....... under most no
> rmal conditions.
graybeard
Elite Member
The 3 cent silver I tested was 16 ...I tested 2 of them.
The Half Dimes tested 19,21 ...I tested 3 of them.
The Half Dimes tested 19,21 ...I tested 3 of them.
