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minelab explorer, laser powermax and silver sabre loads tooo much too mention coins,roman artefacts brooches and tons of musket balls and afew silver hammered, but sadly NO gold

good hobby especially when you have the land to go on

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i have been lazy man bottle digging by walking the valley river bank after a flood a bit of mud goes each time and iv found poisen bottles and everything ill get some pics one day :) also in the summer when its hot the rivers right down low i wear some shorts and walk it up and down up too my theighs find tons of fishing weights legers also a few hooks in my feet :laugh: found tons of plates ect... as it is near the heart of the endustrial revolution....

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minelab explorer, laser powermax and silver sabre loads tooo much too mention coins,roman artefacts brooches and tons of musket balls and afew silver hammered, but sadly NO gold

good hobby especially when you have the land to go on

I remember the powermax,whats that shop in London did all the laser and tesoro products?Loads of finds in cases,was like a regular treasure trove inside.

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Addicted to it and have been for the past 6 years! My best coin so far is a celtic gold stater of the Corialtavi tribe which dates to 55BC.

In my eyes its just like another form of hunting, you can go out into the countryside in all weathers, and you havn't a clue what your going to get. The big difference is you could find somthing one day that could literaly be worth a small fortune but chances are you won't :( For me its the sheer buzz of finding something that maybe hasn't been touched by human hands for anything up to 4000 years.

The machine l'm useing at the moment is the Minlab E-Trac which is proving to be awsome ;)

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yer it is a very good hobby every hole you dig is a buzz . yer if you got some pictures of some of your finds would be good :thumbs: heres a saxon sceat i found a while back

 

Great find that mate well done,love to find one,but Just dont seem to have the same opportunities as you lads down sarf :)

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Addicted to it and have been for the past 6 years! My best coin so far is a celtic gold stater of the Corialtavi tribe which dates to 55BC.

In my eyes its just like another form of hunting, you can go out into the countryside in all weathers, and you havn't a clue what your going to get. The big difference is you could find somthing one day that could literaly be worth a small fortune but chances are you won't :( For me its the sheer buzz of finding something that maybe hasn't been touched by human hands for anything up to 4000 years.

The machine l'm useing at the moment is the Minlab E-Trac which is proving to be awsome ;)

yer deffently is like another type of hunting . yer its good finsing things that aint been touched by [bANNED TEXT] for that many years and the last person who toched it was a roman 0or celtic or saxon etc its crazy ... very nice coin there mate did you keep it or sell it ?

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My newest cost £1100 but thats the all singing and dancing newest on out from Minlab. You can pick a quality second hand machine from a good maker for around about 200 upwards depending on what you buy, check out Fleabay

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how much do you get these things for lads? id love to get into it....

thay range from about £100 to about £2000 or sumink like that ... i would say get a laser rapier for your first machine u can pick one up second hand about £250 or u can get a new one for £400 thats what i use even know im not a begginer i love them there easy to set up and very light to use and only use 1 9v battrie and thay are a really good machine i think :thumbs:

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