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Relic Hunt With The The New Garrett ACE 400i (International):detecting:
- Thread starter John-Edmonton
- Start date
GeorgeinSC
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John do you have any idea what those numbered tags might be? I have seen similar tags used by coal mining companies. Each employee had tags with his number of them and when they needed to check a tool out of the tool shed their number was put on the peg where the tool had been. That way the tool shed supervisor knew who had the tools that he was responsible for.
Dancer
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I coal mined for 12 years. They were on a peg board (outside/ inside) When you went under , moved tag to inside pegboard. That way if something happened down there, they would have an idea of who was in there. Also everyone had their tag # & soc# on our miners belt. I heard it's different today.
It was a nice find.....not old, but surely missed by the loser.
There was in fact some coal seam mining going on near this area. Thanks for bringing that up.
They could be tool tags, coal minors tags or even tree tags which someone else brought up. I have found many tags metal detecting in and around Edmonton during the last 20 years or so.