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detecting boom with some making 'about $1,000 a month'

detecting boom with some making 'about $1,000 a month'
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Severe beach erosion on the Gold Coast has created ideal conditions for metal detectorists to find lost jewelry and coins. Some enthusiasts report earning up to $1,000 a month, though authorities are planning to restore sand levels soon.

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Gold Coast beach erosion sparks metal-detecting boom with some making 'about $1,000 a month' - ABC News

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