Metal Detecting - My new 17" Monster Coil - CTX17

Hi all,
I did a 6 hour detecting hunt this morning at Rockaway Beach NY.
I always wanted to get the Mibelab 17" Elliptical Double D (not doubled) Coil
Now I get wider and deeper hits.
Todays finds of US Coins was pretty big!

 

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Very nice. Don't forget to show us your treasure finds.

 

Here are my finds and my buddies who decided to join me later on this morning

I'm the guy with the tattoos

 

@Shrews1994 this is the detector and coil you need!

 

Good thing I work out because it's also heavy!

 

And tonight I'm fishing!
See my hat and t shirt? Do I like fishing?

 

@paddyman98

I see you found an NMCL quarter - 2nd column from right; 3rd row from top.

Chris

 

I haven't checked them out yet. Most are normal circulated coins with environmental damage. It's rare that I find a minor error or variety.

 

Yes it is! I'll put it on my list. Cool finds again.

 

Shush!!!! I haven’t wet a line since early spring..... Love those stripers!

 

NMCL - Newbie's "Missing Clad Layer"

Chris

 

I had to read this twice :-D

 

Looks like you came close to the jackpot. Your posts are really interesting and may lead a few to begin metal detecting. Also, great shirt. Thanks for posting and I hope we see more.

 

Wow. That is a monster coil. That would be fun to swing. Any idea of how much deeper it goes? Wish my old machine could handle something that large.

 

You look so grim.
Maybe it's from fighting that monster minnow.

 

sweet coil...what's the depth allowance for it?

 

Coiltek already offers gigundo coils (40x20), capable of detecting buried cars, tanks, cannons, airplanes, etc.
The big wheel cart is called the Gold Scorpion - a Minelab detector can be attached to the cart/coil combo for deep gold detecting in desert conditions.

 

I just started saving up for that Scorpion