Barry Meyers

I was trying out a fast program to basically coin shoot in a very trashy area. I hit a very good tone and dug to find a piece a foil. I ran the detector over again and tone was still there. I ended up pulling out a wheatie and the pin pointer hit another target. Dug down a little bit more and two Indian heads were stuck together. I will say I’m loving the DEUS 2

I found a 1946 Rosie about 50 yards from it, I am totally amazed at the condition of this coin. It will definitely keep me closer to home, huge fairgrounds with hopefully a lot more silver

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1920, it’s in excellent shape, great details and hardly any wear

Found this today at the county fairgrounds. It was about 7-8 inches deep and was in a polluted hole. I kept getting a solid tone and xy line along with the other junk. I found a 1946 Roosevelt a few days earlier, same situation. I know this place gets hit a lot and I’m pretty sure people are skipping over these targets.

I had the XP ORX, but only had it for a few months and got to use it about 6 times. I started with the Omega 8500 a couple of years ago. Truthfully I like all 3 detectors, but the XP’s have a very unique sound that helps identify good targets. I really like all the adjustments you can make to the DEUS 2: the multiple tone options, XY screen and all the other tweaks/filters to help in different environments. I’m sure all detectors have their strengths but I’m finding this machine is definitely a keeper.

Took it to a public park/ball field the other day. Spent about four hours and covered most of the 1st and 3rd baselines. Picked up 47 quarters, 28 dimes and 27 copper pennies ( 1 Wheat ). I’m definitely liking this machine, it locks on and gives awesome audio response. I did get fooled about 7-8 times but I’m just cherry picking signals 89 or higher. It’s doing fantastic at coin shooting and I’m going to start taking it to the public swimming areas and boat landings in hopes of finding some rings. I’ve only found one silver dime so far but I guess that’s better then zero.