klunker

wrapped in gold foil.

Mr. Reno Bob; The guy that posted the above seems to know a little bit about what he is writing about so read it twice and ask question. the GPX4000 has been and still is my trusted battle ax with nugget blood all over it. I like the 4500 but I like the 5000 more better. If buying used the price difference is not that much.

With me it's genetic so I am absolved of any personal responsibility. My fathers family mined here in California before it was California.

give me a call. I can show you some amazing places for detecting---- but then I have to kill you.

If you get angry with being skunked you ought not be prospecting. if an extraordinary find makes you do something stupid you ought not be prospecting. I consider any nugget find as a gift. A visiting detectorist foolishly left his new GPX 6000 unattended so I pilfered it and I'm beating the hell out of it to see if it is up to all the hype. But I still have a hard time setting aside the 5000 or the 7000 thinking I might be passing over large deep gold. I'll give an honest report after I return the remains of the 6000 to it's owner.

It's Priceless! So you'll have to put a price on it. I love finding weird, out of place rocks when I'm excavating and you've found yourself a dandy. It's value is in the dreaming.

Prospectors. Where the heck do ya think the gold came from to make the jewelry?

I use a Jeep.

Now I understand why I get so many adds for snow white wings, halos and harps. Thanks again Mr. H for keeping this forum the absolute best.

Valuable for the gold but priceless for the history. Mr. Norvic. There is an old family story handed down through many generations of great, great, great ,great, great, great, grampa Sven getting blown slightly off course and landing in Australia. Your treasure is coming soon. Please post photos here first.

Loan me the money for the 6000 then I'll loan the detector to you. But let's hold off until Mr. H. gets it all figured out.

Veery eeenterestig. The same method worked good on the old GPX (4000 on) so this will add some possibilities to the 6000. The 6000 has gone from the latest/greatest to fantastic to miracle but I'm still not buying until it's been proven as magic.

Petrified wood is workable and can be beautiful when cut and polished. Photos of your work are required here to avoid penalties.

You and I Peg have made my day a wee bit better.

deception.