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Took my new/used CTX out for its first hunt. This was a 1935 site I hit hard last Fall with a Nox 600.

I was impressed with how the CTX rooted out coins-on-edge and those buried amongst the trash.

'16 dime, '46 dime, '44 quarter, and 21 pennies.

The '46 dime completed my collection of Canadian silver dimes from '38 to '68.

I used the "User" button to cycle between the factory "coin" program (50 tones) and a custom program (5 tones, combined). The soil was wet, full of bottle caps and iron bits. Auto Sensitivity (+3) reduced the number of false signals. Response: "Normal".  Target Separation: "Ferrous/coin".

I didn't find the CTX's weight overly taxing on my old body. If anything, it encouraged me to slow my swing-rate a bit. Not a bad thing....

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Nice finds. I like the old Canadian coins and designs. I find a few in northern Michigan. I've got some Canadian LC's. They come out of the ground in mint condition.

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I'm 30 miles south of the Mackinaw Bridge close to the town of Indian River. It is nice up here.

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Nice silver Foggy, Way back when, I dug a couple of Canadian silver quarters and dimes. 1983 I think, Last time I ever saw one. Kinda rare here in PA.  Good job!!

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11 hours ago, Rick N. MI said:

Nice finds. I like the old Canadian coins and designs. I find a few in northern Michigan. I've got some Canadian LC's. They come out of the ground in mint condition.

I agree. The Canadian Large cents had a bit more tin and less zinc than the small cent coins. They're a bit more like bronze, and tend to develop a nice green or light brown patina in the ground.

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