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I have created a Canadian coins datazip file for the excellent E-TRAC Emulator.
- Thread starter beachdude
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banditicey
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MAJOR THANKS
Have always wondered why I was not getting the type of coins others did in Canada
At the last Minelab event I scanned the Loonies and twonies and almost no sound
I would have certainly passed it up
Have always wondered why I was not getting the type of coins others did in Canada
At the last Minelab event I scanned the Loonies and twonies and almost no sound
I would have certainly passed it up
The file is not complete by any means but there are a lot of coins it. I will add to it as I find more, or as other Canadian detectorists scan and send me the FeCO numbers. I am missing a 925 silver early dime, a 50% silver 1967 dime, and a 22k gold sovereign which are expensive and hard to find. If you have one, can you scan it for me? 
If any of you have an English sovereign, can you scan it for me and send me the FeCo numbers? It has the same composition as the Canadian version.
If any of you have an English sovereign, can you scan it for me and send me the FeCo numbers? It has the same composition as the Canadian version.