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    Old park pops out a keeper!

    Very nice finds! Tacoma, Washington
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    In The Old Bricks

    ....did you by chance ask the hoe's where old coins my have dropped...🤣just kidding... terrible joke but I couldn't resist it.(sorry)
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    Think im the only 24k user here!

    ...hot rocks ...or pieces of meteorites 👍 ..(yup ...I'm learning 🙂).
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    Think im the only 24k user here!

    That's cool👍.
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    Think im the only 24k user here!

    Wow .. It was always my understanding that pyrite would set off a metal detector.🤔 This newbie has a lot to learn🙂👍
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    First and second time out with the gold kruzer.

    Do you know if the gk can accommodate a large coil ...like ones on the simplex?
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    First and second time out with the gold kruzer.

    👍😎
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    M6

    That is too funny... about 5 years ago I wanted to metal detect with my then 16 year old son, he was like ..yeah dad buy some metal detectors and let's go detecting! Well I read up on detectors, haggled prices, visited pawnshops and auctions and even drove to another state to get a smashing...
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    Looking for a plain Jane coin detector for grand kid

    The minelab is called go-find. There are a few different models. Also, I made a mistake on the other suggestion. I said Smithsonian but after checking...I realized that was not the one I was thinking of.. its the National Geographic detectors I meant to list for your grand kids. Once again...
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    Looking for a plain Jane coin detector for grand kid

    Hi... Not sure if this is too late but both minelab and Smithsonian has a couple simple entry detector for kids and young people. I think they start at $70 and go to $115 they are like 5 to 7mhtz and built sturdy. Hope this helps Tacoma, Washington
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    First and second time out with the gold kruzer.

    I was wondering ...what was the deepest find with your gk? Tacoma, Washington
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    Morgan Silver Dollar + Barber Quarter Pocket Spill!!

    Very very cool. I am glad to see finds are still "really happening". I bought 3 detectors 5 years ago for my son and self but it never materialized (he wasn't interested), so I sold them. Still had the urge so I picked up a couple for myself over the past couple years. At times I thought...
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