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    Strip Mining Northern California, One Silver Coin at a time...

    Nov 2006
    Santa Rosa, California
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    The Best Place For Eyeballing Treasure!!.......Ski Slopes!! Just as the Snow Melts!

    Want to know a secret? Walk up and down the ski slopes just after most of the snow is starting to melt. It's amazing how many coins, sun glasses, watches, and
    some occasional jewelry that can be found! I eyeballed this gold earring with 15 diamonds. The ear post on the back of it is broken off, so I'm not sure if it's 10K or 14K.
    Found on one of the many ski slopes around Lake Tahoe Calif.
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    Hunting San Francisco Bay Area since 1985

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    Jul 2009
    Whiting, NJ
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    I haven't done that is a while, but you do find everything and no detector is needed There are always a ton of cell phones too. I guess for some reason people have to make a call on the lift to let everyone know where they are..

    CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW!!!

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    Dec 2006
    Left Coast
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    Quote Originally Posted by spartacus53 View Post
    There are always a ton of cell phones too.
    grab all those phones you can get. I get $6 for them from a recycler in FL

    lets see now, one ton = 2000lb and at $6lb = $12,000
    where did you say those slopes are?

  5. #4
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    Jul 2009
    Whiting, NJ
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    Even better now with I-Pads, Androids, and other electronic gadgets... Just resell the bad boys. Best part there is rarely damage as the snows acts as a buffer...

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    Apr 2012
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    Hadn't thought of ski slopes! Anybody taken their detector up one? Or are the ski companies generally opposed?
    Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge?
    Where is the knowledge we have lost in information?
    ~T. S. Eliot, The Rock

  7. #6
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    Jul 2009
    Whiting, NJ
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    ammon, no need for a detector, these are all eye finds The snow melts and the goodies are just laying on the surface.

 

 

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