The first I listed isn't easy for a lot of people, especially if they area an experienced urban Coin Hunter and their first-time ever introduction to Relic Hunting a ghost own starts in a place like Toano . That's enough to make some folks take up a hobby like collecting used soda straws.

The second comment in the subject is one of the more important keys to successful hunting in the very tough, ferrous contaminated old sites, and that is working a search coil slowly and methodically to ensure you cover all of the area really well, and investigate any reasonably good response, even if it is only a one-way signal.

Third we have 12¢, and that's how much gas has dropped here by me in the past few days, and I just checked and that's the drop in Wells, Nevada, too. Hopefully in the next several weeks we will see it continue to go down.

Monte

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