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Recent content by floodplaindetector

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    Curb stripping after dinner this evening.

    Nice! That is a pile of rings for one evening hunt.
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    Early morning stripping!

    Nice hunting. Just a thought about the pin and I may be totally wrong, but it could be a vintage bowling pin. There are a lot of vintage American Bowling Congress pins and rings with eagles on them. Dave
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    Back on the river with friend walker SLQ silver dimes 1819 largie

    Some nice finds you and Randy pulled! That has to be some hard work detecting rivers. Do you use those floating sifters like Curt from Hoover boys uses? Dave
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    CC dime

    nice score!
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    Silver Quarters, Thick Silver Ring with Small Diamond and Small-Town Merchant Tokens

    Thanks Jimmy. Yes, I do. With the different tone options and the equalizer there is a lot of customization a person can do to relay more information to you. Also, the lighter weight is a great added incentive as my shoulders and arms just couldn't handle swinging that etrac anymore. The XP Deus...
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    Silver Quarters, Thick Silver Ring with Small Diamond and Small-Town Merchant Tokens

    Thanks for looking everyone. Regarding that padlock age, I believe it to be 1895-1920. Dave
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    Short hunt in the tall grass

    Jeff, way to be persistent in the tall grass and get the oldy. Great find. Years ago, when I was really nuts, I would lay down a 4x8 sheet of plywood in 3-4 feet of grass at old farm permissions and stand on it and swing so I could initially isolate some signals. That paid off a few times. Grass...
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    Silver Quarters, Thick Silver Ring with Small Diamond and Small-Town Merchant Tokens

    Finds are from the last few weekend hunts. Most of the finds were pulled from North Dakota with a few coming from Minnesota. All finds were found at public researched city parks and old schools. My XP Deus 2 machine was used to pull all finds. My energy is still not 100% yet but I am finally...
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    Beach gives up quadfecta of silver dimes old buckle old marble and a mystery silver possibly Canadian?

    Nice hunting Mark! Congrats on the dime grand slam. It's been a few years since I got one of those. That left facing pointy head silver coin has me stumped as it doesn't look to be like any old Canadian silver I have ever found. Definitely old and cool though. You may have to post that on...
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    My best coin ever!

    Congrats on that Walker. I remember the feeling of seeing my first silver half in the hole. Dave
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    Revisit to an old house site today....

    Nice merc triple! that is always a fun day when that happens. Dave
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    Oddfellows Printing Plate & Some Silver

    Thanks everyone. Dave
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    Oddfellows Printing Plate & Some Silver

    Finds are from a handful recent weekend hunts when I had enough time to get out. All finds were pulled from public researched sites with my XP Deus 2 metal detectors. Most of the finds were pulled from the Dakotas with a few coming from Minnesota. I was glad I was able to ID that small I. O. O...
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