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Last edited by needler; 10-22-2012 at 03:04 AM.
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I live 20 miles from the White Metal Detector Factory. They have excellent service. Their machines are top notch as well. I have a mxt which hunts coins or nugget sniping and my wife has a m-6 which is an excellent coin machine. I live in Oregon so there are lots of places to hunt nuggets. I do not get foreign coins very often but occasionally find silver coins and a lot of clad at tot lots. I am currently camping at the beach and I have fishing poles,metal detectors,gold pan and other gold finding equipment.
Molon Labe I used to save Silver and Gold now I save Lead and Brass.
Dam now so many others members are metal detecting. I been seeing Irons around the Interwebz.
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Treasure Hunting Gold Hoor ~
"Is that you in the water? Bobbing for gold. Jeezers. " ~ Kingfisher
this isn't practice
A social disease at that!
And we are blessed by it.
Seriously, things came up (story to be told, but not here) that kept me from acquiring a beach babe homing device.
I'll be searching the lists for a 'barely used' device and hitting the Golden Beaches starting in March (if'n not sooner - with the Great Lakes weather bein' much more kinder of late...).
Do NOT drink the Kool-aid. Do NOT buy the Snake-oil. Do NOT sniff the glue!
Do Your OWN Due Diligence.
With all winter to look you should be able to score a nice machine! I have my personal favorite of course but above all get a water capable machine and a good sturdy beach scoop.
It's much nicer wading in waist deep water admiring hardbellies and scooping up jewelry than shuffling around on blasting hot sand sweating like a pig and finding 99% bottle caps, foil balls and pennies.
http://metaldetectingforum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=49
Treasure Hunting Gold Hoor ~
"Is that you in the water? Bobbing for gold. Jeezers. " ~ Kingfisher
this isn't practice