Beach sesh last week

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paul71
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Beach sesh last week

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Hi, managed a few hour's on my local beach last week, came away with
about £6.80, which beats my usual fiver ::g
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m111kca wrote:nice,good going there. ::g
Cheers mate ::g
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Nice one,I never seem to get much modern coinage from the beach as I always do the wet sand.
Saying that I get lots of old pennies etc so can't complain,although modern stuff also helps to pay for extra detecting stuff..

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yellow wrote:Nice one,I never seem to get much modern coinage from the beach as I always do the wet sand.
Saying that I get lots of old pennies etc so can't complain,although modern stuff also helps to pay for extra detecting stuff..

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Cheers yellow, yes i'm limited to the dry with the ace, but i do drag it to the wet stuff for the
older coin's now and then, painfull on the old ears though :D ::g
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Beats me - spent four hours on the beach the other day for a miserable £1.28 and a condom (fortunately still well and truely in its wrapper!). Not all bad though, walking back to the car I found a £20 note in the road - made my day ::g
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I am definately going to get to a beach this week to try the goldmaxx out as I miss having no descrimination :-) five quid in change would pay a little towards the petrol bill for getting their :-)
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Not many hobbies where you come home with more money than you started. Well done
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Thank's for the comment's chap's, allway's nice to get a bit of spendable :D ::g
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Well done Paul. Looks like you had a great day. ::g
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