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I have thought about getting one for years but just never did.
I've been watching some vids on Youtube of a fellow detecting in WWII sites in Germany. Fascinating what you can find in a country with that kind of history!
my wife got me one a year ago for christmas, she has her own, so last summer her and i combed the beaches. found about 4 bucks in change, a ton of bottle caps and soda tabs, i found a butter knife in the sand, but we had more fun just spending time together. kids always asking if you found anything. did help a guy find his phone.
I'll bring it with me when we have another Poser Run at your place. We WILL find that quarter!
Originally Posted by DanHappy
Lots of places in Germany, if you dig down a little bit, you hit building materials. After the war admnd the allies bombed the cities to hell, they just bulldozed the rubble into pits and covered them up. That would be a great place. Might get lucky ad find a bomb.
This is the guy's Youtube channel. He goes by Klugscheisser (smartass) Dan. Man he is finding a butt load of **** stuff and coins going back to the 16th century.
my wife got me one a year ago for christmas, she has her own, so last summer her and i combed the beaches. found about 4 bucks in change, a ton of bottle caps and soda tabs, i found a butter knife in the sand, but we had more fun just spending time together. kids always asking if you found anything. did help a guy find his phone.
Is Colorado a "Pay at the Pump" state? Or is that right across the US?
Originally Posted by QC
Yup, but you can do either. And is mostly across the U.S. Make sure you tell your bank!
Originally Posted by zal
Thanks Greg. Its what I figured since Arizona and Montana were like that. Cheaper that way anyways. You don't have to go in to buy a chocolate bar or a pop lol.
Problem is that to "Pay at the Pump" you have to put your ZIP code in! We don't have one so it won't work and we still have to go in and pay!
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