OK Coin Hunters....The Mother Of All Coin Tumblers :surprised:

[John-Edmonton]

It's that dreaded time of year......coin laundry. I've had my double barrel coin tumber running for two days. I quit using soaps & gravel. The coins themselves act as a good abrasives, and you don't have to work harder trying to remove all the soap and gravel.

Somebody was thinking below. Not my machine, but it works!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7lXS9DknP4&feature=related

 

[jlopez5555]

I'm lucky to find .36 cents everytime I go out hunting. To reach that total you must have averaged at least $36 each time you went out. Congrats!!!

 

[Jerry-Wi]

That looks like a project that I might try. Could you take a few still pic's from different angles? I made one last winter that will do three pounds of coins in one batch but is small compared to this one.

Thanks for posting it John.

Jerry

 

[John-Edmonton]

I can't....I never built the machine.....

 

[John-Edmonton]

Not at all....I hunt at least 5/7 days a week on average of 1-3 hours. I hunt where there are coins, and often times many of them. If that's all you are finding, you should consider changing your focus on places to hunt.

Can I suggest a book by Charles Garrett "The New Successful Coin Hunting".....

http://www.garrett.com/hobbysite/hbby_successful_coin_hunting_book.aspx

It really was the inspiration to increase my finds.

 

[Jerry-Wi]

I can't....I never built the machine.....

Ok John, I didnt realize it was a You Tube link until I saw it on another forum. It is an interesting concept though.

Jerry