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Recent content by Gamma_Joe

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    Found: 10 Pounds of Coins

    Reported this week, in the news in Pakistan ... https://www.archaeology.org/news/11912-231122-mohenjo-daro-coins Cheers, Joe
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    Never seen an eagle button like this one...

    It would be good to get some context to the location where it was found. Was there ever a military camp around there? Battle?
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    Coin Hoard in Scotland

    In the news from Scotland ... https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-highlands-islands-67031984 It goes back to 1692. Cheers, Joe
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    Dan-MO

    Sending my deepest condolences and respect. Loving memories will carry us to each new day.
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    Notary Public

    Adding my vote: cleaned. Great find. Cheers.
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    Largest Find in Britain

    Here is a Roman coin hoard, found in Britain. It was detected a couple of years ago, but it's still amazing. Nothing like it has been found since then. https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-lincolnshire-48215635 It has been called the "largest find in Britain". Makes you wonder what else...
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    Short morning beach hunt.

    Some guys drop pull tabs, some guys drop bullet casings. Let's hope it's not the same guy walking around with a beer and a .32.
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    Finds in Wales

    Some new finds in Wales, Great Britain: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-65024262 There must be a lot more in the ground, that people lost over the centuries. It looks like folks carried their gold in their pockets. Cheers, Joe
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    Old friend coming back

    My GTI2500 is an older unit, which means it doesn't have a lady who talks to you. It does perfectly well in finding good targets, plenty deep, showing the difference between treasure and trash. We can swing together anytime. Then I get home and talk to the wife. Can't complain. Cheers.
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    It paid off

    Makes you wonder . . . Why would a guy lose a padlock? Why was he walking around with a padlock? What was he going to do with it? Did he need a padlock to lock up something valuable (to keep the "bad guys" out)?
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    Fisher CZ's still the King

    I just keep my scoop in my left pants pocket, and the pinpointer in a small holster on my belt. The detector is in the right hand, and the left hand is free and helps with kneeling down. Seems to work OK for me. Cheers.
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    Fisher CZ's still the King

    Just a note ... I still have my Fisher CZ-7a Pro, and love detecting with it. Some folks could call it "heavy", or "old", or something like that. Doesn't matter. To me, it's plenty light enough, balanced and easy to swing, and accurate. I have another more "modern" detector (no names...
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    Gold Coins in a Cow Bone

    Why would they stuff gold coins into an old hollowed-out bone, and bury it?
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    Gold Coins in a Cow Bone

    Here's a discovery in England ... https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-norfolk-63386726 Cheers, Joe
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    My luck is still holding out.

    Great finds! Any idea how a 1789 Real could wind up in south Georgia? What kind of history could bring it there?
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