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:usaflag:All I can say is..."Holy $h!t.......check out the retail price.

MNCoinhunter

MNCoinhunter

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http://kellycodetectors.com/okm/evolution.htm
 
Hi McDave; That is INCREDIBLE but that's not treasure HUNTING that's treasure GIVING.!!!! That is only the beginning. In 10 years or so yu'll find a dime at 4 feet.!!!!! Question is how does it do in high trash areas?? I noticed it did not say Copper?? I aalso noticed the HALO effect around the coin images??? Not very clear.Also imagie diggig a Zinc Cent at 2 feet?? I think there is a lot to be said there. But in a short time it will be the norm. That is scary. To me it takes the real fun out of treasure hunting, the HUNT itself.!!! Anyway enough said. PEACE:RONB
 
:usaflag:Ugh...don't talk to me about zinc pennies. I'm about to go find the guy who thought of the idea and strangle him. And I would think long and hard before I dug up anything that was deeper than a foot anyways. I don't usually carry a shovel that big.
 
Thats nothing, those guys have one that is in the $65K range.
 
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