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    Fast Tracker $70 shipped

    Need a backup unit? This is Amazon's Friday Sale. Price is good for 4/11/08 only...
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    My first jewelry

    Cold and very windy today, but the ground isn't frozen anymore. These were from the volley ball court (all sand) in the local park. 3 dimes, 2 quarters, 1 copper penny and 3 zinc. 2 steel staples. The clasp is magnetic and the pink ribbon reads as scrap. All found with the Lone Star: All Metal...
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    An inexpensive digger

    The Fiskars #7978 came with my Lone Star along with a hip pouch and a carry bag. Sells for about $15.00 This one has too much taper and you end up pushing soil instead of cutting through. When you put the plug back in, you still have a 1/4" gap after stepping on the plug. Found this trowel at...
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    Coins & salvage so far

    This is what I've gotten so far (February '08 ) when the ground was not frozen. Aluminum and iron not shown.
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    ribbed copper whatzit

    It was buried 6" deep in a local soccer field. Measures 4"x5" (100mm x 125mm), weighs 2.2 oz. (62 grams) and is .025" (.635mm) thick. I scraped the edge and it looks like solid copper. Did a Google search for corrugated copper and got roofing shingles. Did a Google search for ribbed copper and...
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    my first dime

    It's a start! the "pinstripe" is actually on the dime. Found it at the edge of a concrete driveway about 3 inches down, using the 4" coil. Dug a 3" plug that was 2 inches deep and swept the plug, no beeps. Scooped another inch from the hole, swept that and there it was. I really like the 4" coil.
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    learning about repeating tones, pinpointing & depth

    This is my first metal detector and my first attempt with the Lone Star. I spent about a half an hour in my side yard, learning. I am very pleased with how easily this machine pinpoints. With the 8" coil, it's down to a 4" swing and the 4" coil only needs a 2" swing. This machine has an Ultra...
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