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Keeshond John

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Hello, all. Been out of MDing for several years but have recently purchased a Coinmaster to get started again. Have owned a Fisher 1212x and Whites Classic 3 along with a Whites PI Surfmaster in the past. Always enjoyed coinshooting but work and life got in the way, had to stop for awhile. Have lots of free time now and aim have another go. Will start with the Coinmaster and work up from there. Have no doubt it will work for coins and jewelery in the manner I search. Years ago I used a cheap, but working, low-end Fisher 1212x and found more coins than I would have believed possible. Going up to the Classic 3 helped some but that basic Fisher unit was amazing. Hope the entry level Coinmaster is as good. Expect it is.

Now if only the ground would thaw. Snow on the way for Wednesday. Big Snow. This is never good. I live in Essex County, Massachusetts.

Keeshond John
 
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