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gfatizzi A++ guy to deal with!
Just had a real fine cash for equipment exchange from gfatizzi! Great guy, very well packaged item and speedy shipping. Hope to deal with in the future. Thanks Findmal and gfatizzi !- Anasazi
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- Forum: Feedback Forum
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8" Coin Search for Minelab Sovereign
PM sent- Anasazi
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- Forum: Detector Accessory Classified Forum
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Selling pristine Fisher F-2 with (3) coils
PM sent- Anasazi
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- Forum: Metal Detector Classified Forum
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Best Metal Detecting Channel on YouTube?
Hoover Boys,- Anasazi
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- Forum: General Interests Forum
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Wanted: Tesoro Sand Shark
Anasazi submitted a new listing: Wanted: Tesoro Sand Shark - Wanted: Tesoro Sand Shark Learn more about this listing...- Anasazi
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- Forum: Metal Detector Classified Forum
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Wanted: Tesoro Sand Shark
Hello, looking for a closet queen or newer Tesoro Sand Shark. Let me know what you have 10.5 “ coil preferably. Thanks.- Anasazi
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- Category: Metal Detector Classified
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transaction with Beach Digger A+
Beach Digger is a strait up guy!! Thanks!- Anasazi
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- Forum: Feedback Forum
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How much beans does your wife allow you to eat? :lol: ...................
I do what I can😉- Anasazi
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- Forum: 20th Century Tales Forum
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Best Anasazi Bean recipe
- Anasazi
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- Forum: General Interests Forum
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Best Anasazi Bean recipe
I’ve been taking some ribbing about my user name lol. My family has a Anasazi bean farm in Dove Creek CO, Pinto Bean capital of the world, so not being an expert or anything, just wanted to share a recipe that I was raised on and kept me warm on those cold Rocky Mountain nights. I know, yeah...- Anasazi
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- Forum: General Interests Forum
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How much beans does your wife allow you to eat? :lol: ...................
OK, here you go! 3 or 4 cups Anasazi beans sorted and washed. 1 large yellow onion 1 /2 cup of fresh roasted diced New Mexico Hatch Green Chilli (add after pressuring beans) 1 clove garlic. 1 or 2 cans Mexican stewed tomatoes after pressure. Salt and pepper to taste. 1 or 2😉 lbs of fresh...- Anasazi
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- Forum: 20th Century Tales Forum
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Looking for Excalibur 2 with 10" coil
Anasazi submitted a new listing: Looking for Excalibur 2 with 10" coil - Looking for Excalibur 2 with 10" coil Learn more about this listing...- Anasazi
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- Forum: Metal Detector Classified Forum
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Looking for Excalibur 2 with 10" coil
Howdy all, I'm looking for an Excal with 10" coil. good unit with no issues. Let me know what you have. PayPal prefered Thanks- Anasazi
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- Category: Metal Detector Classified
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No. 28 1802 Phoenix button found !! --- near Chinook WA mouth of Columbia river Equinox 800
Found another one! Bigger, No. 2 regiment, better shape. Stands to reason, there was a huge Chinook village above the river there. They were given out to the Indians for trade tokens. Right where they should be! I bet there’s more- Anasazi
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- Forum: Today's Finds Forum
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No. 28 1802 Phoenix button found !! --- near Chinook WA mouth of Columbia river Equinox 800
I found this button at the mouth of the Columbia river. I guess these were used as trade tokens by the Chinook Indians and other tribes in the PNW. These buttons were brought to the area by Nathaniel Wyeth (Trader) around 1820.- Anasazi
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- Forum: Today's Finds Forum
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