Even after adjusting to these specifications, you will still pick up a few pull
tabs that will emit a low tone, especially the pull tabs that only have the lip
left after being broken in half. These are called "Beaver Tails" and cannot
be differentiated from a nickel by your Tracker. They both will emit a solid
low tone.
Speaking of coin-shooting, I'm reminded of a local story that involves a
Tracker I-D. One buyer of a Tracker I-D metal detector had tried out his
detector upon receiving it the same day. He chose to give it its first trial run
in his own back yard. Oddly, he had just moved into the home after having
it built in a new housing development. Because of this, his back yard was
all dirt and hadn't even been landscaped. Remember, this is a new housing
area where you would not expect to find anything old or of value. Shortly
after turning the unit on, he had received a tone from the unit and decided
that it would be a good idea to dig the target to see how the unit was
working. When he opened the small tin box that he dug up he found that
there was one $5 Gold Coin and an 1800s dime. The dime turned out to
be extremely rare; he sold it wholesale for $13,000.00. The $5 Gold Coin
went for $6,000.00. Not bad for his first swing of a Tracker metal detector.
Coin-shooting is obviously lucrative. Yet, another use for the Tracker that
is tremendously profitable is…jewelry hunting.
Jewelry Hunting
Now this can be, without a doubt, well worth the effort when applying
your Tracker. I've found many rings, both gold and silver, in my time and
feel that with practice you will too.
Jewelry items are like coins, they can be lost as coins, just about anywhere
there is dirt or grass and people have dwelled there. To concentrate on just
finding jewelry requires that you set up your detector to eliminate 95% of
the pull tabs you encounter by setting your Discrimination adjustment at
around 12:00. This will mean that 85% of your gold rings will be found
and all of your silver rings will be found if you're only digging the solid
low tones and high tones while avoiding the broken tones.
The main problem with hunting for gold rings is that you'll dig many
"Beaver Tails", pull tabs, nickels, etc. before finding your first gold ring.
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