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OmegaOmega Posts: 1,587 ✭✭✭
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Is $75 a good deal on a used Prizm II? There is one available at a local pawn shop and I am looking at nabbing my first detector!
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  • goldrush00013goldrush00013 Posts: 2,478 ✭
    Well they cost $200 new, so $75 sounds like a good used price if it's in good working order.
    A used one sold on E-bay 12 days ago for $152 as a reference.
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  • CROCKofCOINSCROCKofCOINS Posts: 1,545 ✭
    GET IT!!! It will be a good backup unit if you upgrade.

    Jerry
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  • goldrush00013goldrush00013 Posts: 2,478 ✭
    Have you left yet? image
    Analog Rules! Knobs and Switches are cool!
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  • OmegaOmega Posts: 1,587 ✭✭✭
    Got it!!! Though I did receive more than a couple strange looks from my wife when I brought it in the house. (we have about six inches of snow here!!!)
    Now I can't wait for Spring!image
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  • CROCKofCOINSCROCKofCOINS Posts: 1,545 ✭
    Let the fun begin ;-)
    Time to do your home work. Find old swimming holes, picnic areas, fair grounds, old school grounds-play areas, old home sites, old lots in town... You get the idea :-)

    Good Luck

    Jerry

    CROCK of COINS
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  • RiccarRiccar Posts: 789
    Sounds like a good bargain.

    I'm pretty sure that's the one used by a homicide detective close to where I work. (used it to find bullets and other items at the crime scenes... so I met him at a park one day to show him it could find coins too!)
  • DockwalliperDockwalliper Posts: 1,169 ✭✭✭


    << <i>Got it!!! Though I did receive more than a couple strange looks from my wife when I brought it in the house. (we have about six inches of snow here!!!)
    Now I can't wait for Spring!image >>



    Only 6 inches?
    Don't you own a snow shovel?
  • OmegaOmega Posts: 1,587 ✭✭✭
    Add four more inches of snow!! Snow shovel won't thaw the ground. Maybe a nice bonfire?? image I have been looking over some old township maps. There are two old farmsteads within a mile or so. Time to find the owner and plan for Spring. I noticed some old foundations when I was walking my dog. I have read an article on how to dig without damaging the prize and filling the hole but what is the etiquette for sharing spoils with a landowner? Thanks for your help.
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  • CROCKofCOINSCROCKofCOINS Posts: 1,545 ✭
    >>etiquette for sharing spoils with a landowner? Thanks for your help.<<

    What ever works. :-|
    You will need to feel the home out. Help clean an area for a test. Weed wack, mow...You get the idea.

    Good Luck
    Jerry
    CROCK of COINS
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