hi all off to change my miners right tomorrow from a 2 year one that I paid $32 for a 10 year one that only costs around $17 let ya all know how it go's
off to the dpi tomorrow to change my miner right
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Probably cost you more than 15 bucks in fuel HTY.
Unless something drastic happens from PMAV, you wont see 10 years worth for your effort mate.
More chance of getting a job in coal.
Unless something drastic happens from PMAV, you wont see 10 years worth for your effort mate.
More chance of getting a job in coal.
yeah I hear ya but less than $5 bucks on the train in cant beat that
always wondered why they would put the price down hummm ??? something fishy me thinks
always wondered why they would put the price down hummm ??? something fishy me thinks
They are prepping us for the kill mate. I hope I'm wrong
The country's probarbly heading for a massive crash, theyre way of trying to get everyone out digging for our economy, price of fuels dropped, minelabs releasing its new detector, and some lucky bugger just yanked an 80 ouncer, it all adds up, back to the tin foil hat for me :lol:
My Qld prospecting permit for year cost$80....a month was$7 now its $10.80. Some one has to pick up the slack..pffff....Ooooh cheap bread !! Bugger milk and marg gone up! :lol:
lol what a joke I got all the way there and they said sorry because I brought the miners right I have now last year before the price change they wont transform it over to a 10 year one ohh well I guess ill wait until my current one runs out then buy a 10 year one
ohh well I guess ill wait until my current one runs out then buy a 10 year oneYou could get 20 years for the price of an old 2 year license.
As annoying as it is we were happy to pay the price back then.
At least its cheaper for next time.
As annoying as it is we were happy to pay the price back then.
At least its cheaper for next time.
A thought back to the old timers god bless them.
In the 1850's a Miners Licence was 2 pounds for 3 months. Probably equivalent of about $2000 today
The licence entitled the miner to 3.6 square metres (approx 38.75 sq feet, i.e., 6 feet square) of land, and the fee had to be paid regardless of whether or not gold had been found.
We are blessed with lower fees today, but less gold at shallow depth!
In the 1850's a Miners Licence was 2 pounds for 3 months. Probably equivalent of about $2000 today
The licence entitled the miner to 3.6 square metres (approx 38.75 sq feet, i.e., 6 feet square) of land, and the fee had to be paid regardless of whether or not gold had been found.
We are blessed with lower fees today, but less gold at shallow depth!
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