Taz

Here is hoping its not like Minelabs first PI that after they saw the 2000 running out the doors and then dealers putting people on wait lists thought with these $$$$$$ in their eyes and smashed the price up a couple of g.

Here you go mate, sink your teeth into these ones...

Good one. Building my mind on getting it, but which coil suits best thanks 👍

Thanks. Thats pretty much me too, thanks mate. I'll watch here but also ask and if at all possible.... probably say something stupid. 👍

Popcorn time. I'm seriously about to do "send" to buy. But im interested in opinions here first. Itchy though 😄

Hi mate. Its nuts huh! Imagine being there and digging up a Sydney mint Sovereign!? "Wow, for real? A Sydney Mint! Dancing time........oh, hang on (voice of park guy saying in slow motion in your mind as you raise your eyes) you...have...to...return...it...to...the...ground...... 🤔.....well, technically it is gold!"

Wow this thing came out of nowhere. Looking forward to hearing how it goes as im wanting to get back into gold detecting again.

Thanks.👍

Reading this reminded me of when I enquired about detecting near a historic site about 12 years ago. I wanted to be sure I wasn't going to be on a no go zone so I contacted the guys from Parks Victoria in the area. The guy I spoke to asked me what I was detecting for and I said gold. He replied "yep thats ok there but if you dig up any artifacts, relics or coins you have to return them to the ground it came out of". I was happy to have the go ahead on the gold but was bewildered as to the return everything else to the ground bit. I said "thanks for that but I dont get the logic of returning a relic that is rotting in the ground to the ground again rather than taking it out of it and preserving it." His reply was that's the rules. Crazy rules indeed.

Hi everyone. From Australia. My life story is boring so ill spare you from falling asleep. Thats it. 😐