My coin finds so far, which began on January 2, 2011.
[size=x-large]What a fantastic hobby it is![/size]
[size=x-large]What a fantastic hobby it is![/size]
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If You Think That AT Series Detectors Are Poor Coin Shooters.......Think Again :throw:
- Thread starter John-Edmonton
- Start date
BH_Landstar_
New member
Hahahaha ...... John, I'm $100.00 ahead of you, and I've been using 3 detectors since March this year !
The best detector that's out there is the one that you have learned (the most) to the point where you tell it what's under the coil, not the other way around. I have witnessed hunters with $200.00 detectors run circles around people using machines costing 5 x as much.
BH_Landstar_
New member
Sailorman said:
I can't tell you this here, John will get a little pissed off !
Oh, and thanks for editing my post John ! Not sure whats up with this crap, but detector wars ..... what next ? Digging tool wars ?
Johnny Cache
New member
BH Landstar, I see you have found some good things with your machine. Bragging about clad coins however, does not interest me in the least.
BH_Landstar_
New member
Johnny Cache said:
Clad coins, they add up after a short time, and can be spent on new items / metal detectors. If you want to leave them in the ground as they do not interest you, that would be great, someone else will come along and claim them.