Greetings listees.
I know some of you prefer to use the Fisher Gold Bug II metal detectors.
I've been watching for a pre-owned model and what I'm wondering is...
Is the difference between the Gold Bug II and the original subtle, or
substantial?
Should I bother with the original at a good price,
The second version has a substantially higher frequency so it's really hot on
metal.
John Wolfe's can pick up some gold basin L's and Palo Verde Mine L's that a GMT
can't.
He showed me some very nice specimen gold too.
With my Dad's Gold Bug Origional, I have found bird shot 8 inches deep, as
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Aloha,
I have been the victim of theft after discovering that over $1600
worth of meteorites were missing from a shipment I received from
Argentina. I had noticed the package felt light, but discovered that
the US postal service is not responsible for thefts of the contents of
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Hi Gary sorry to hear about this loss. I will be interested to hear
some of the non US dealers and sellers answer here. I know when I buy
from other countries I use either Pay pal or a major credit card. I
did one time have a problem with a decent sized Muonionalusta never
arriving. So I reported
On Mon, 01 Jun 2009 12:59:15 -1000, you wrote:
I have been the victim of theft after discovering that over $1600
worth of meteorites were missing from a shipment I received from
Argentina.
...
Is it fair for me, the buyer to take the loss alone for this theft?
Isn't it illegal now to
Aloha Gary,
I'd also like to know more about seller's experiences collecting insurance
from the USPS. They tell me that unless you can document a tangible basis
for cost that you paid (invoice, receipts, etc.) you can not collect even
though you hasve paid for insurance. This is difficult
Aloha Gary, G'Day List,
in the interest of the buyer, to avoid paying high import duties, we
hardly state the correct contents (we state iron meteorites as 'native
iron specimens) and declare a much lesser value, so the customer does
not have to pay import tax.
But that is a dual agreement
Thank you, Erik.
Based on that, I'll try to find myself a Gold Bug II,
but if I come across a good deal on the original model,
that might be fine to get started with.
Linton
Erik Fisler erikfwebb at msn.com
Mon Jun 1 04:14:52 EDT 2009
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Hello,
A quick side note about Fisher Gold Bug's I and II . I have both and
sometimes I can't tell the difference between the two. I use my old
one -GB1, 80% of the time. In fact, I found over 1 1/2 ounces of gold
nuggets this week.
Better yet, in WEST, Texas I found nearly 200 grams of
Thank you, Michael.
That's very interesting. And quite helpful.
The Gold Bug I tends to go for a little less.
I've just quit working and may have enough free time now to do a little
hunting. :^)
Linton
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michael cottingham mikewren at gilanet.com
Tue Jun 2
Michael, they both can pick up an L6 Chondrite but the gold bug origional
will have more of a problem with basalt like at Gold Basin or Franconia.
The higher frequency makes a big difference when in hot ground.
[Erik]
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