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  1. Coin Rescue Inc

    Where to send pinpointer for new battery?

    https://www.seriousdetecting.com/product/xp-mi-4-pinpointer-circuit-board-with-battery/
  2. Coin Rescue Inc

    Lead game piece or what?

    As a kid growing up in the 5o's if found those types of weights sewn into the bottom corners of window curtains.
  3. Coin Rescue Inc

    Getting Back Into It. Whatzit?

    Back in the 1950's I was in an old grade school. There were poles with a metal hook on the end they used to open a latch and pull open an upper row of widows in a class room to let the heat out it it got hot. The end does not look the same but it I would think it was once on a pole.
  4. Coin Rescue Inc

    Why so many people dumping the Deus 2

    I keep coming back to this thread out of curiosity to gauge what is happening. I checked Flee bay this moning an only saw (2) used D2'a for sale. One from a dealer and one from a guy in Quebec. The hunting season fror him is going to close soon due to winter. So I see that sale as a "I need...
  5. Coin Rescue Inc

    Funny Green Rock…

    Found this on line https://www.fossilera.com/minerals/9-green-verdelite-tourmaline-in-quartz-brazil?gclid=Cj0KCQjwqc6aBhC4ARIsAN06NmPO37jYdeQP_QhuOW9nshSGTWBjcU8_TlYanxG-qTpYtr8mYUPtSNIaAp_SEALw_wcB
  6. Coin Rescue Inc

    Funny Green Rock…

    Looking at it closer it appear to have 6 sides or hexagonal. Half of it imbedded in the host rock. R2-D2 Typical of calcite or quartz. Both stones are most likely the same material.
  7. Coin Rescue Inc

    Funny Green Rock…

    The natural angle of the cleavage can help too
  8. Coin Rescue Inc

    Funny Green Rock…

    Hardness Test can help - The hardness of a mineral is determined by scratching the mineral with a material of known hardness. The materials that Geologist’s use to test mineral hardness are a set of minerals of known hardness called the Mohs Hardness Scale. There are ten minerals in the Mohs...
  9. Coin Rescue Inc

    Button ID, what do you see?

    Sometimes shining a light at a low angle creates shadows that highlight and raise features. You might want to give that a try
  10. Coin Rescue Inc

    Maybe a little help for those with back problems.

    After an hour of hunting I am looking for a place to sit down to rest my back. I learned to dig up the targets while standing up. If I do need to get on my knees It helps to have a 30" shovel with a D handle I can use as a lever to get back up. 72 now. When I first started detecting it was...
  11. Coin Rescue Inc

    Stay OUT of Old Mines

    We left with huge chunks of clear crystalline salt that you could see through. Imbedded in the salt was ancient Seaweed and air bubbles with seawater trapped inside from 400 million years ago. It was mind Boggling to have that. The Exposure of the specimens to our environment and humidity...
  12. Coin Rescue Inc

    Headphones

    https://www.seriousdetecting.com/product/detectorpro-gray-ghost-xp-platinum-series-wireless-headphones-for-xp-deus/ And these are also available
  13. Coin Rescue Inc

    Headphones

    https://www.seriousdetecting.com/product/hd-compatible-wireless-headphones-for-xp-deus-deus-ii-module/ I use this at times
  14. Coin Rescue Inc

    Stay OUT of Old Mines

    My brotherinlaw worked in a Detroit Salt Mine years ago. Once a year they had a family day and relatives could tour the mine. We did the tour and it was incredible. The only way in and out is a horizontal shaft that had a personal lift that could take no more then 8 at a time. All the pick up...
  15. Coin Rescue Inc

    Stay OUT of Old Mines

    https://adventureminetours.com/
  16. Coin Rescue Inc

    Stay OUT of Old Mines

    In College I majored for several years in Geology. This was in the early 1970's in an active mining district. Fellow students and I did explore a 1860 hard rock basalt mine shaft in the copper country. Very interesting. Veins of Pure copper and crystals were still embedded in the mine walls...
  17. Coin Rescue Inc

    First “Keeper” with the D2

    Congrats! You might want to share what program you were using - That is always interesting.
  18. Coin Rescue Inc

    Disappointment Right Out Of The Box…D2

    The extra shaft came with the purchase of a second coil.
  19. Coin Rescue Inc

    Disappointment Right Out Of The Box…D2

    Hi, It came as part of the unit- no extra cost involved. I was pleasantly surprised. It is now ez to switch up coils.
  20. Coin Rescue Inc

    Disappointment Right Out Of The Box…D2

    My new unit came with two bolts, washers and nuts. Also the 9" coil I recieved Monday had 2 sets of fasteners snd a lower shaft rod. I don't forsee the need for extra parts but I did loose a nut once on another unit. So stuff can happen. Local hardware stores here have nylon bolts and nuts
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