Long Range Locator person with experience needed

[maxxkatt]

I need someone who is proficient with LRL devices or abilities. Even individuals who can see photographs and tell me where the silver coins are located.

Just get me within 20 - 50 yards and I will be happy. I will do the rest with my CTX3030. We will spit all my finds.

Need to find better locations in North Atlanta area. Hidden confederate gold and silver will be a big plus. I will even go you 60% and me 40% on any found gold.

 

[randy]

I have a friend who is a psychic. She says LRLs don't work in Chinese years named after animals. Since this is the Year of the Tiger, you may have a bit of trouble finding an LRL wizard that can locate silver and gold with their device

 

[JimR_TN]

I thought long and hard on this one and I'm sure there are both silver and gold coins in the area I've identified below. Please keep me updated on my 60%.

 

[achaios]

I thought long and hard on this one and I'm sure there are both silver and gold coins in the area I've identified below. Please keep me updated on my 60%.

You could zoom in even closer by looking in the yellow pages and finding the coin stores in Atlanta. Recovery may be an issue there, though...

-- Tom

 

[onebadman]

I have a feeling that gold is here.

Start in the center and work your way out.

 

[maxxkatt]

I thought long and hard on this one and I'm sure there are both silver and gold coins in the area I've identified below. Please keep me updated on my 60%.

You have the magic touch. That is about 992,000 acres. Let me get back to you in about 20 years on the split.

 

[maxxkatt]

I have a friend who is a psychic. She says LRLs don't work in Chinese years named after animals. Since this is the Year of the Tiger, you may have a bit of trouble finding an LRL wizard that can locate silver and gold with their device

I have a friend who says LRL's don't every work so you are probably correct.

 

[maxxkatt]

You could zoom in even closer by looking in the yellow pages and finding the coin stores in Atlanta. Recovery may be an issue there, though...

-- Tom

That is funny. Most robberies in atlanta go after all smaller stores other than coin stores. Considering coins stores have more currency and coins than your average mcdonalds, I wonder if these atlanta crooks are not too smart.

One couple got caught recently by police. How? They robbed about five stores using a gun and the guy's girl friends car and guess what some security cameras got her tag and a patrolman pulled them over just after their last robbery. Like I say, not the brightest bulbs in the pack.

 

[maxxkatt]

I have a feeling that gold is here.

Start in the center and work your way out.

I think you have the best touch. You zeroed right in to within a few feet of the treasure. You think Dent's Run gold is in there now?

 

[SeabeeRon]

I think you have the best touch. You zeroed right in to within a few feet of the treasure. You think Dent's Run gold is in there now?

There was gold at Dent's Run?!!?!

 

[Tom_in_CA]

Maxxkatt, this is a joke, right ? LRLs and dowsing doesn't work.

 

[cellrdwellr]

Maxxkatt, this is a joke, right ? LRLs and dowsing doesn't work.

I usually tell the newbies in my area to pick up a copy of this book:

May explain why they never have follow up questions

 

[maxxkatt]

Maxxkatt, this is a joke, right ? LRLs and dowsing doesn't work.

of course it doe not work. But I am going through a good finds slow period. Will consider witch craft, dowsing, LRL, Psychics' interpretation of hunt site photos, and any other kind of paranormal activities. Even ghost hunters who specialized in revealing ghosts protecting silver and gold buried treasures.

 

[JimR_TN]

Maxxkatt, this is a joke, right ? LRLs and dowsing doesn't work.

Tom I can assure you the area I marked on the map has both gold and silver coins. I'm never wrong about these things.

 

[Tom_in_CA]

of course it doe not work. But I am going through a good finds slow period. Will consider witch craft, dowsing, LRL, Psychics' interpretation of hunt site photos, and any other kind of paranormal activities. Even ghost hunters who specialized in revealing ghosts protecting silver and gold buried treasures.

Tom I can assure you the area I marked on the map has both gold and silver coins. I'm never wrong about these things.

You guys are cruel. Just too cruel !

But hey, I know a particular big md'ing forum where a question like this would be taken in all seriousness. And if a skeptic/doubter came on to take-issue with it, he would be seriously reprimanded. Crazy !

 

[maxxkatt]

You guys are cruel. Just too cruel !

But hey, I know a particular big md'ing forum where a question like this would be taken in all seriousness. And if a skeptic/doubter came on to take-issue with it, he would be seriously reprimanded. Crazy !

Yeah, I remember you telling me about that forum. I have noticed the same thing. Funny those water dowser always dowse where trees are located. Any fool will tell you there is water below the surface or there probably wouldn't be any trees. A geologist wrote that water is everywhere below the surface for the most part.

 

[achaios]

That is funny. Most robberies in atlanta go after all smaller stores other than coin stores. Considering coins stores have more currency and coins than your average mcdonalds, I wonder if these atlanta crooks are not too smart.

One couple got caught recently by police. How? They robbed about five stores using a gun and the guy's girl friends car and guess what some security cameras got her tag and a patrolman pulled them over just after their last robbery. Like I say, not the brightest bulbs in the pack.

The optician my family used when I was a kid was murdered in an armed robbery. How many people pay for glasses with cash? Darned few in this area. If I recall correctly, they got about $12. Anyone that stupid is usually caught quickly, and that was the case here. I don't recall the sentence, but if it wasn't death, I would hope that the other prisoners would treat him like the dumbbutt he was trying to score big robbing an optician.

BTW, one coin store in this area, in a possibly not so nice area, had an armed guard. The coin store near the company I work for (I haven't been there in a while, since I've been working from home for years) had a door where you couldn't get in until someone buzzed you in.

--Tom