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    Ace 250 as a gold nugget detector?

    Just curious if anyone has any experience using the 250 to snipe nuggets/ find black sands patches. If its not so good for that, is there an affordable prospecting detector out there? thanks for any experiences or input. Scott
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    G.B. new penny

    Well, i got curious about a 1976 new penny I found last week. I ASSumed it was Canadian, but it was bigger than the 1946 C. penny I found. So looking on the old Internet, I found it was a Great Britain penny. Whoda thought here in a campground in central Oregon!
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    my oldest find

    Went out today for about 2 hrs up a creek near here that had some old mining settlements in the late 1800/s early 1900s. Found about .60 cents, a belt buckle(kids/junk) and a 1910 wheat penny!! its by far the oldest ive found, and also found a1976 canadian new penny. All the other change was...
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    First Gold Ring!!

    [attachment 50140 100_0756.JPG]well, ive just been metal detecting since xmas when my lovely wife got me a bh tracker II. found a few things with it, thought i really enjoyed the hobby, and upgraded to an ace250. have gone hunting several times in jan, and feb, but the ground has been frozen...
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