• “REAL WORLD - OTHER” = Probable reading of what all other
detectors will ID the specied target as in real dirt.
• “REAL WORLD - CZ-3D” =
Most probable reading on the CZ-3D in ‘enhance’ mode.
• TARGET/REAL WORLD
"REAL WORLD OTHER" “REAL WORLD CZ-3D”
• Dirt exposed Indian Head Cent
Trash /mid-tone High-Tone
• 1857-1864 White (nickel) Cent
Square-Tab/mid-tone Square-Tab
• U.S. 3-Cent Silver
Trash/mid-tone High-Tone
• U.S. Half-Dime; real dirt scenario
Trash/mid-tone High-Tone
• Silver Dime or Quarter; partial masking
Trash/mid-tone High-Tone
• Shield Nickel & ‘V’ Nickel; no/slight corrosion
Trash/mid-tone High-Tone
• Buffalo Nickel; mild corrosion
Trash/mid-tone High-Tone
• $2.50 Gold Quarter-Eagle
Round-Tab/mid-tone Square-Tab
• $5.00 Gold Half-Eagle
Trash/mid-tone High-Tone
• $10.00 Gold Eagle
High-Tone High-Tone
• $20.00 Gold Double-Eagle
High-Tone High-Tone
• Many Non-U.S. Coins
Trash/mid-tone High-Tone
Noteworthy: The older nickels that would previously read as a
‘mid-tone/foil ID’ should now read as a ‘high-tone/nickel ID’. All
other items in this list will now read ‘high-tone’ audio with either
a ‘zinc cent’ or ‘high coins’ meter ID.This is due in part to innite
variables such as ground mineralization, multiple targets in close
proximity, tilted coins, coins on edge or a combination thereof
Happy "Enhanced" Hunting, Thomas J. Dankowski
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