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    Nokta Legend numbers

    I like to say: if you want to build a great pulltab collection, you’ll have to dig the gold rings too.
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    Love my Legend

    It is the standard General Service button. The sack coat worn by Union enlisted men sported four of these buttons. This is the most frequently encountered military button on Civil War period sites. Nice find.
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    NOKTA MAKRO (LEGEND) GETTING SUED - PATENT INFRINGEMENT

    Yes, that is the one they are using. It’s attached as Exhibit A to Minelab’s complaint.
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    NOKTA MAKRO (LEGEND) GETTING SUED - PATENT INFRINGEMENT

    The patent Minelab claims is infringed is US Patent No. 7,579,839 entitled “Metal Detector”. The patent date is Aug. 25, 2009. It appears to be a SMF design, but I am no electronics engineer.
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