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https://live.spink.com/auctions/4-4KJC8U/22104-the-planta-genista-auction-a-new-gold-penny-of-henry-iii

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10407777/One-Englands-gold-coins-dug-Devon-field-Rare-1257-coin-King-Henry-III.html

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finding something like this in UK soil is like winning the powerball lottery the odds are not good

even when you have the ground to search its very had to make good finds

theres a smalll army of detectorists searching but most make no finds of any value

week  in week out

i am thinking of taking an easyjet flight to tolouse to get 1 from the factory only 21 pounds to fly there but first i have  to check they have some in the shop at the factory

one on ebay for 1995 pounds

minelab could steal their sales if they make their remote fit a deus stem .some folks may walk rather than wait ,i would

cant see me getting a D2 in the uk for ages .could be 6 months or more

why dont minelab make and sell their remote on a dues stem ??i dont need a big handle

the early deus stems were round as i still have some to use

Due to the limited availability of stock and High demand we have sold out of Deus II. Until we have a good quantity of stock it won't be sold on-line, but can be bought in store or by telephone while stock is available.

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This is the first fully wireless multi-frequency metal detector, with the coil, control, headphones and pointer connecting via XP's patented radio system. With FMF (Fast Multi Frequency) technology and waterproofing (IP68) the new Deus will perform well on land or in the sea.

sign on uk dealers website

We have now sold out of our first delivery of Deus II.

Please accept our apologies if you were not one of the lucky recipients. Congratulations to those who did manage to complete their orders. Due to an unprecedented volume of customers trying to order at once, some of you could not access the desired product on our website.

We are now working on improving the service to alleviate the issues in the future. Our next delivery of XP DEUS II is due in approximately three weeks.

looking at a mod with the nox remote is it posssible ? by removng the handle??

does the 2 cough up 00 tids on questionable targets ,,just curious or is it more precise

one for cd

23 hours ago, NCtoad said:

Is that speculation or do you have some facts to back that up?  Btw, I mean no offense just wondering how you came up with that statement.  

demand for 1000s  of  units from all over the world xp wont be able to make em fast enough in a time of chip shortages ,nearly every country wants deus 2 and lots of em

today uk dealers   had a few but sold out in seconds online  ,it will take years to satisfy demand globally

can they defeat the system ??can CD find a cure for these damned nuisance targets

xy screen is no use as they show good ,having trouble yesterday with caps

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none in the uk,theyre late dunno what happened to the loaded pallets at xp factory  said to  be december delivery

i had a very solid 91 sig and expected a milled silver coin as it was so good. but turned out to be a hot rock

just saying

there factory doesnt seem to have many workers acc to the videos of their premises  and a robotic arm no wonder theyre slow

check out this video, all shallow finds same as mk1 ,no hammereds and no roman coins just like a mk1 dig.all these air tests mean nothing CD

and is the deus lite as a good as the full version on the standard progs???

using the puck v full remote

deus lites will be a few months behind rhe full version

had the same on the 9x5 oval ,dealer says its a fault with charging circuit so its gone back for repair .this could  take ages

back to the 3rd party clip to get it to charge .xp clip wont work on a 9x5 at all

schmid found the dagger — which is decorated with inlaid silver and brass — on a small hill beside a river gorge in the spring of 2019. His metal detector sensed only a very slight signal at first, which suggested a small object. As he started digging, however, Schmid realized that the signal had to be from a large object that was buried relatively deeply — and he uncovered the complete dagger about 12 inches (30 centimeters) below the surface.