Got One... Silver Sabre II

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Been fishing for a Sabre or a UMax for some time and I finally snagged a used one. Silver Sabre II in mint condition. Gonna give it a shake down this weekend. Supposed to hit the mid to high 40's here in N. Ohio.
Judging by all the good reviews I have read about the Sabre's and Umax, I think its gonna work out for me. I'LL let ya know if anything good gets dug up.


P.S. I would like a 8'' coil cover for this, so if anybody wants to unload one,,, let me know.
 

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I really enjoyed the Sabre II. I found lots of nice old coins with mine.

Badger
 

In 1996, I made the best single find of my hobby career using a borrowed, used Silver Sabre II. They are excellent machines.

The find??? It was a 1 ounce gold drop with 10 diamonds-- 1 square cut and faceted and the rest were round, faceted-- NO chips. ;D
 

I've been looking too, let me know how you like it
 

While not known for being a deep-seeker, it is supposed to be good for seeing in and through iron. Like, try this: Tune the disc. so you just start nixing out nails. Then put a rusty nail over a coin. Does the coin come through? Then try 2 nails, and so on. Powerhouse machines will null out in that test, but the Silver Sabre II will supposedly see through 1 or 2 nails (depending on the size, placement, etc...). Good for ghost town and ruins type iron-laced sites.
 

"How much is a silver sabre U-max with the box and paper work worth?"

Uh, the answer is: "however much the market is willing to bear" Do a "finished/completed auctions" search on ebay, or asking prices on T-depot or T'net classifieds, so know what the current prices have been.
 

Marty@MadisonIn said:
How much is a silver sabre U-max with the box and paper work worth?

A true Silver Sabre uMax in mint condition with everything would easily be worth $225. But make sure it's the Sabre (3 knobs and pinpoint button) and not a new model Silver uMax. Some people call the new Silver uMax (only 2 knobs) a Sabre but they're not. Tesoro no longer makes the Sabre line.

We all have our opinions but I'd take a mint condition Sabre anyday over the new Silver uMax. But, the new uMax machines are also very good. In fact, some say they're just a frog's hair deeper. I've never noticed that myself.

Badger
 

I saw a Silver Saber II for $125 on Graig's List about 5 days ago, in Salem, Oregon. I'm sure there are others somewhere out there in America for the same price. I tried to get it cheaper, but he said no. I missed one for $75 about two weeks before that.

Silver Saber uMaxes are a little harder to find, and a bit more spendy.
 

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