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The mild weather and strong warm winds have melted the snow to the point that a ski hill nearby shut down, so my buddy and I headed to the slopes and hunted all afternoon. We managed to find over $30.00 between the two of us, and there was another person there who also found a stash of coins. That yeller feller just punches through the snow and really sounds off niecly. It has proven itself this past winter od being a very good, in fact my best machine for winter hunting, even when the temperatures drop to extremely cold temperatures. Charles really made a "GOODER" this time round. And, it loves Canadian one and two dollar coins. At the rate that I'm finding those coins, I should have the machine paid off soon!
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Also got out today for a quick hunt, using the old buddy "GTI 1500". I discovered an old house had been torn down, so I thought that I would try my luck and see if there were some older coins to be found. Well, penny after penny (51 of them) kept coming out of the ground......even a dime and 2 nickels, but no silver coins. I did get a stirling silver earring though, which made in Mexico. Also, my oldest coins were Wheaties. The weatherman is calling for 10-12 inches of snow on tues, with temperatures droping to minus 15. Oh well, I was lucky to sneak a dirt hunt in today for a change. <img src="/metal/html/smile.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt="
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The mild weather and strong warm winds have melted the snow to the point that a ski hill nearby shut down, so my buddy and I headed to the slopes and hunted all afternoon. We managed to find over $30.00 between the two of us, and there was another person there who also found a stash of coins. That yeller feller just punches through the snow and really sounds off niecly. It has proven itself this past winter od being a very good, in fact my best machine for winter hunting, even when the temperatures drop to extremely cold temperatures. Charles really made a "GOODER" this time round. And, it loves Canadian one and two dollar coins. At the rate that I'm finding those coins, I should have the machine paid off soon!
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Also got out today for a quick hunt, using the old buddy "GTI 1500". I discovered an old house had been torn down, so I thought that I would try my luck and see if there were some older coins to be found. Well, penny after penny (51 of them) kept coming out of the ground......even a dime and 2 nickels, but no silver coins. I did get a stirling silver earring though, which made in Mexico. Also, my oldest coins were Wheaties. The weatherman is calling for 10-12 inches of snow on tues, with temperatures droping to minus 15. Oh well, I was lucky to sneak a dirt hunt in today for a change. <img src="/metal/html/smile.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt="
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