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  1. Beach Bandit

    My brother in law found this in his backyard in upper state N.Y. (Berlin). About the size of a quarter, maybe a little larger. Any idears???

    …and the winner is…Spurman!!! Interesting, very interesting.
  2. Beach Bandit

    My brother in law found this in his backyard in upper state N.Y. (Berlin). About the size of a quarter, maybe a little larger. Any idears???

    Thanks for all your research there Fryfftyr, I pretty much think you just may have nailed it.
  3. Beach Bandit

    My brother in law found this in his backyard in upper state N.Y. (Berlin). About the size of a quarter, maybe a little larger. Any idears???

    I’m beginning to think this little guy will remain a mystery. But, not for lack of trying..
  4. Beach Bandit

    My brother in law found this in his backyard in upper state N.Y. (Berlin). About the size of a quarter, maybe a little larger. Any idears???

    No other pieces around it that we know of. I’m thinking perhaps it was a cover to something. It looks “Pilgrim-ish”. Quite baffling.
  5. Beach Bandit

    My brother in law found this in his backyard in upper state N.Y. (Berlin). About the size of a quarter, maybe a little larger. Any idears???

    No writing anywhere on it. I believe it’s brass. Has what appears to be clusters of grapes & grape leaves around the outer edge. The figure in the middle holding maybe a rifle, bat or something else. The hat is kinda pilgrim style, and possibly balloon pants. I’m kinda reaching on all of that…
  6. Beach Bandit

    My brother in law found this in his backyard in upper state N.Y. (Berlin). About the size of a quarter, maybe a little larger. Any idears???

  7. Beach Bandit

    While Patrolling off Bleacher Coast

    8.7 grams of 14k should keep the Pusser’s in stock for some time. Way ta go Bucko...
  8. Beach Bandit

    2 PC CARBON FIBRE SHAFT

    Thanks one and all for your feedback. Much appreciated.
  9. Beach Bandit

    2 PC CARBON FIBRE SHAFT

    Hi all, I’ve decided to spring for a 2 pc carbon fiber shaft. I see the detect ed is out of stock. CKG out of Holywood, Fl. has a set for a few bucks less. Anyone here know if it is comparable to the Detec Ed. Ty
  10. Beach Bandit

    Beach Hunter ID

    Sounds a wee bit strange that a new never used machine would be missing parts. It is a great water detector. If your on the East coast contact Centerville Electronics in Manassas Va. They are handling repair work for Whites detectors. Not sure, but you may have to have them replace the seal...
  11. Beach Bandit

    Never get old

    1.42 just may get you a travel size tube of Bengay...Just say’n...
  12. Beach Bandit

    Never get old

    Good one Dancer. Get’n up there in the years myself. Everyone of my toes and fingers have been damaged by psoriatic arthritis. I intend to live forever though. So far, so good. I do get nervous though when I see a hearse in the rear view mirror...
  13. Beach Bandit

    Dead Man's Beach. And Broken Hearts Pier

    Not much booty this winter for some of us down here on the Gulf. The more broken hearts the better... Aarrrrr
  14. Beach Bandit

    Iron Bottom opened back up from being sanded in for over a week

    I think it’s safe to say the beach changes with every tide cycle. Depending on wind direction & storm activity, cross cutting surf can create opportunities by churning up and removing the soft sand and exposing the hard bottom were the good stuff lies and is detectable IMHO. Congrats Dancer.
  15. Beach Bandit

    The Gulf parted and up spit a 3 ring day

    Talk about good karma! No better example than that. Way ta go. Bottoms up... maybe a few bottoms up!
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