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leepy

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Silky Shagsalot said:
what part of the country are you finding this stuff? i've been thinking about getting a metal detector for a while now. how much to buy a mid-range good detector? any suggestions on a brand? thanks....
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hey up m8 i live in the north of england an thats were all my finds come from and id highly recommend the garrett ace 250 for around 200 quid i use this at the moment an my finds speak for themselves i know lads that have £800/£900 minelabs that dont find as mch as i do
 
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Silky Shagsalot

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leepy said:
hey up m8 i live in the north of england an thats were all my finds come from and id highly recommend the garrett ace 250 for around 200 quid i use this at the moment an my finds speak for themselves i know lads that have £800/£900 minelabs that dont find as mch as i do
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ok, i thought you might not be in the states, lol. there's supposed to be a lot of stashed gold here, stolen from the army in the mid 1800's. i'd love to find me a bit of that !! thanks for the info.
 
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LIBERTYCHICKEN

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I have a Whites MXT 300 , I have had it forabout 4 or 5 years now. I dont get the time to use it much but I do enjoy it when I do. Mostly find junk but every now and then I might find a newer silver piece . The most valbule thing I have found was actually on my own property , I located a 2" brass pipe that ran about 160' to a large water cistern about 6' by 20' and 8' deep all brass .

I find haveing the decter makes me a local history buff , Always trying to find the forgoten stuff, I live in a area that has ben populated for a LONG time for the US so theirs alot
My faviorite spot is a former army base pre civil war to around WWII, lots of gems for the millitary buffs


In my state they charge a 40$ fee for a yearly permit to dig in/on state land , it was only 10$ 2 years ago
 
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