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Sale confirmed today to Brumble-Gum. No further enquiries thanks.

Geez, no response for weeks, then all these enquiries at once .... No more enquiries thanks. I will post here if the first enquiry is actually the buyer. Regards, Gordon

Thanks for your enquiry .... Another Member got in before you, but the identification process might take a week or so. He will decide after that. Regards, Gordon

Yes. Send me a PM.

Much the same story ...

Price negotiable to a degree. PM me ... ( Mod. sorry about the phone number. Different Forums have different rules, so was thinking of elsewhere ... )

Hi guys, I bought my GPX 5000 from Central West Prospecting Supplies ( less than twelve months ago ) ... It comes with second ( smaller ) battery; 'swing harness' ( never used - still in plastic ) + the standard harnesses; a Minelab 'pin-pointer', and the standard 11 inch coil. I also had a...

Yep. (wasn't sure if names should be named )

Actually, the extras were: 11 inch mono coil, Small battery with control box pouch ($249.), ProSwing harness ($149.), Audio booster and speaker combo ($214.), Full day training ($150.) (all in addition to standard package inclusions )

If you do find 1 cent pieces ... Check the date ( if too corroded, then don't worry then ) ... 1968 1 cent pieces can be worth around $5. in average grade ( rarest 1 cent by mintage ) The 1968 2 cents are worth about half as much.

No. I just thought up a quirky name.

Gee, thanks guys. All very encouraging ... Yep. Can't wait to 'get out there' ...

Well, I'm in !!! Just did a BUY IT NOW purchase of a new GPX 5000 from ebay. Authorised ( well known, I expect ) dealer in NSW. Here's why I think I got a 'good' deal ... Advertised as 'brand new' with "super bundle" extras ( coil, spare battery, covers, and full day training ). Ebay has (...

Last post here ... Will move over to the MINELAB threads ...

Going back to the coin depicted ... Most likely a 'Proclamation' coin of England. Which would have dated to around early 1800s to 1870 thereabouts. There were many foreign coins assigned a standard value in the pre-Federation States.