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steelheadfever

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I did recover a strange necklace with a shield on it with the words "Promptness and Energy" on it. I have never seen one like it before, but if you have let me know I would appreciate it. I also recovered two coins from Argentina which was kinda cool. Weather here in Idaho is great for mding. If you are still buried in snow I hope it melts soon so you can get out and put the coil to the ground. HH Dennis in Idaho
 
I wonder how those two coins ended up in Idaho? Thanks for posting the photo and sharing with the Forum. Please have a great day! Kelley (Texas) :)
 
Hi Kelley, I don't think it is Boy Scout. I was in the scouting program and made Eagle and I never saw one like it. It is more like a military emblem with the sword and snake. I am curious how those coins make it to Idaho to. I find a lot of spanish coins here in Idaho and we all have an idea as to how they got here LOL. HH Dennis in Idaho
 
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Hi Dennis,

You had a good hunt!!! The top graphic on the necklace does look like part of the Boy Scout emblem but I can't find any reference to the necklace on the net. It is a cool find though.

Haven't found any Argentina coins here in Southern California. Have found a lot of Mexico coins ... imagine that.:rofl:

Have fun, Bob
 
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