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    1854 LC found, Wake County, NC, outskirts of Garner

    Near the location of where an 1840's home once stood in the woods, about 50 yards from the homestead, I dug this nice 1854 large cent. I found it about 3" down near a tree, that surely was not there when it was dropped. Surely there is more in the area and I will continue the search for more...
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    Avionic Equipment tag found/returned at Seymour Johnson AFB

    Just returned a tag I recently found with my metal detector on base. Gave it to a thankful Avionics Technician at Seymour Johnson AFB. It says, "Attack Transmitter for F-15", with unique, specific Manufacture number. I found it in front of Base Ops, about 3 inches down. He was suprised and...
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    Smoky Quartz found in Garner, NC

    My 12 year old son found this nice specimen the other day, partially crystalized. Beautiful.
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    Another day, Scuba Tector, freshwater beach, NC

    Unfortunately, no gold in the scoop! Perseverance.
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    Gold ring with Scuba Tector

    Another trip to the lake and out popped a 14k gold ring with 5 small diamonds, one of which is missing. After a 3 hour hunt, this was my last find as I was prepping to leave.
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    Scuba Tector Finds at the Lake.

    Two different days at a lake beach with the Scuba Tector. First day, few finds, chased off by thunderstorm after an hour of hunting. Day 2, more finds after about 2 1/2 hrs. Visibility zero. All had to be done by feel, which actually was kind of fun. Exception was the kids that would throw...
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    After about a 45 minute hunt......BAM, I found his ring!

    A few days ago in Garner, I found a neighbor’s lost wedding ring with my metal detector! One in a long line of lost items returned over the years! Joy for all!
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    Fisher F-75 LTD malfunction

    Wonder if anyone else has experienced this problem. I have not used my detector in several months and fired it up the other day. I had 2 horizontal lines where the numerical readout is. There were lines marking out numbers above as though I set notch discrimination (which I never do). After...
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    Unusual bottle ID needed for friend

    Here is a bottle/glass that a buddy of mine found in an old house. He has no clue what it was used for, nor do I. Has anyone seen one like this before? Thanks.
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    Last Friday, I found trouble!

    The other day while seeking a place to detect, I found trouble. So here is the story of stories. Friday I had a whole day to spend metal detecting at my liesure because my wife and kids were out of state. Rare. I usually try to head downtown to the sketchy parts of town to detect because few...
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    A few Scuba Tector finds from the lake

    A few coins and a sterling silver ring. The first item I found was the ring, I was hoping more would follow. Nope.
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    Last Scuba Tector hunt of the season....possibly

    Last hunt of the season for this particular lake. Pulled out a nice 14k medallion.
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    The Scuba Tector Strikes Again

    My son and I used the Scuba Tector at a lake and found a nice .925 silver ring with sapphires (I hope genuine) and a Buck knife. Numerous coins and other items were pulled from the swim area.
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    The Scuba Tector Strikes Again!

    My son and I used the Scuba Tector at a lake and found a nice .925 silver ring with sapphires (I hope genuine) and a Buck knife. Numerous coins and other items were pulled from the swim area.
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    Many keys found over the years for display

    All shined up on the wire grinder, keys that I have found over the years metal detecting.
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