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<blockquote data-quote="Davy Crockett" data-source="post: 294059" data-attributes="member: 367">I hadn't really looked at ours or put a lot of thought into them for a long time , It was just fun to find and keep em.&nbsp;&nbsp; It's like taking a trip down memory lane seeing the coins again that were common when I was a kid.&nbsp; &nbsp; The chances of finding any that are valuable is slim to none but I've been looking at the list of misfit or otherwise rare coins and it's amazing the value.&nbsp;&nbsp; The catch is you can set a price on anything , Selling it for that price is the hard part.&nbsp; &nbsp; I got a couple days of detecting in before the snow and dang it's addicting for me and good exercise.&nbsp;&nbsp; One trick I learned if you live on a farm is pay attention to the old pictures if you have any.&nbsp; &nbsp; I'm finding more coins in the yard where they would gather for family pictures and in the background down by the barn where the horse drawn equipment was hitched.&nbsp; &nbsp; I read something that might be of interest to some of you guys,&nbsp; Renting detectors is quite common.&nbsp;&nbsp; Lows and other big box stores supposedly rent metal detectors.&nbsp;&nbsp; It would be a good way to get into detecting and decide before you buy one.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; I was thinking of buying a couple to rent out but changed my mind , I think in the right location and with social media advertising it might work.- - - Updated - - -I'd think the new sales would make more than the rental.&nbsp; Something to consider for a sideline if you already have a business up and running.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Davy Crockett, post: 294059, member: 367"] I hadn't really looked at ours or put a lot of thought into them for a long time , It was just fun to find and keep em. It's like taking a trip down memory lane seeing the coins again that were common when I was a kid. The chances of finding any that are valuable is slim to none but I've been looking at the list of misfit or otherwise rare coins and it's amazing the value. The catch is you can set a price on anything , Selling it for that price is the hard part. I got a couple days of detecting in before the snow and dang it's addicting for me and good exercise. One trick I learned if you live on a farm is pay attention to the old pictures if you have any. I'm finding more coins in the yard where they would gather for family pictures and in the background down by the barn where the horse drawn equipment was hitched. I read something that might be of interest to some of you guys, Renting detectors is quite common. Lows and other big box stores supposedly rent metal detectors. It would be a good way to get into detecting and decide before you buy one. I was thinking of buying a couple to rent out but changed my mind , I think in the right location and with social media advertising it might work. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] I'd think the new sales would make more than the rental. Something to consider for a sideline if you already have a business up and running. [/QUOTE]

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