Can we see Pictures of finds with the Nexus

[Filternozzle]

Not a lot to shout about for a day's detecting. But did manage to find a George III shilling dated 1816 which kept me happy.

[dobybowers]

I dug this interesting piece the other day in a Spanish American war camp, camp Meade in Pennsylvania Some locals suggested that it may be a U.S. Army corps ring which would put it at least 118 yrs old. I have dug plenty of relics over the last few month with the Nexus Standard Mk2 but this one seems to be the strangest.
Don.

[Filternozzle]

The initials KC may have been the owners or maybe of an organisation. Does the design go all the way around the ring? Well done on a very interesting find

[Filternozzle]

I recently attended a local dig where the ground was highly mineralised making detecting difficult for most of those in attendance and a number of attendees left within 3 hours.

I am fortunate to own the updated Nexus MP (since Dec 16) and this is the first time I have needed to make use of the mineralisation controls. The result was my MP ran nice and smooth/quiet and although my finds didn't amount to much, though I do like the George IIII shilling. I easily had up to two or three times as many finds as others I spoke with.

[Filternozzle]

Out on Sunday to a field my detecting pal Jim and I have been doing for the last 8 years. It has never produced much in the way of old old finds. However, this time my luck changed and a nice we part of a buckle and a hammered penny made my day! Not a lot of finds for a days detecting but my pal Jim with his Nautilus only managed 3 coins and no buttons or anything else except the normal non-ferrous rubbish. This updated MP is certainly performing for me.