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    1910 Canadian Quarter....

    ...four or five inches below the surface, in one of our city's newer parks (developed in the early '70s). What a surprise! Second oldest coin I've found to date - and the oldest silver - in an area where all I've ever found before had been clad. First time out with the C$ in a long, long...
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    Learning curve (long, probably boring post)

    When I was a kid growing up in Chicago, my family used to take a couple weeks' fishing vacation in Wisconsin or Minnesota. Those fishing for food and fun enjoyed catching whatever came their way - pan fish, northern pike, walleyes, etc. But those fishing for a trophy set their sights on the...
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    A significant find

    Last week I learned a lesson on the C$ in the "hunted out" city park I sometimes visit after work. Instead of passing up a signal that was decidedly "iffy" (low-mid and mid tones with numbers all over the place, but with an infrequent high-tone 20's reading, pinpointing depth in the 30's or...
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    Ground Balancing

    Haven't had much time to swing the detector or visit the forum over the past few months...my how things have changed here! Good looking format - but it'll take some getting used to, to navigate it. Anyhow, I posted this question as a followup to an earlier thread without response, so I'm...
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