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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Michael K, post: 26621841, member: 78298&quot;]The tungstens are VERY solid, similar density to gold. My rig is not that sophisticated. When I had better headphones, I could hear the difference</p><p>between zincs, nickel, copper pennies and dimes, quarters, silver, gold etc.</p><p>The halves and doll coins give a stronger signal because there&#039;s so much copper there. And likewise with the tungsten you just get a generic strong, solid signal. Cause it&#039;s a big chunk of metal. Those headphones which were better acoustically were constantly breaking (wires) and they don&#039;t even make them anymore. I have used all diff kinds, but now I basically get good signals, trash signals, zinc signals and nickel signals. I preferred it before when the target was reasonably discernible. On to 2022. Only 3 halves but one 90% 1958-D. 13 dollar coins, 12 silvers and 1 gold. Photos later.</p><p>Early in the season was this kooky hunt where I pulled a 7 wheatie spill. As well as a nice silver ring. I must not have thought the earring was silver because I don&#039;t have a close up of it. The ring with the wheaties is junk.[ATTACH=full]1697406[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1697409[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1697410[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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