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    Used and abused old lady

    This is the most pitiful excuse for a large cent I've ever dug. It appears to have been chiseled at and hammered upon but on the upside it does have a nice clear date:blink: Somebody was clearly in destructive mode.
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    Any detectors here from PA?

    Feel free to check out the facebook group "metal detecting pennsylvania" It's nothing as great as this forum but you're more than welcome to join. Here's my 1 reale that I just found this morning. HH to all, Steve in PA
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    :surprised: Heart stopper at the park.

    Hit the park again this morning and dern near shat myself when I dug a 1778 spanish 1 reale. This park only dates to the late 1920's but there was a lot of moravian activity in the area long before that. I also found my first o mintmark on a 1902 barber dime. What a morning, I love this hobby.
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    Easily, one of the coolest relics I've found.

    Atwood Kent produced radios from 1921 to 1936. This plate dates to 1927 and looks to be brass plated copper. [attachment 198906 CRW_4235.JPG] Here's what it looks like without all the environmental damage. [attachment 198907 ak36-6.gif] And this is the radio, or a similar model that it was on...
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    Another fair morning in the park

    I had some time to kill before the post office opened this morning. $2.41 in clad, 3 wheats and a silver GW to boot. It was kind of drizzly and wet and I was the only fool there.:crazy:
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    A bit of a dry spell ends with...

    Big silver :bouncy: This was about a half inch down at the base of a row of arbs. I thought for sure it was going to be a piece of junk.
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    Non metal find

    I dug a big plug and when I flipped it over this big chunk of quartz rolled out of the bottom. The target was a hunk of lead or pot metal but I only kept the crystal.
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    Hit a couple spots, got a couple keepers.

    The merc and wheat came from one spot, the IH from another.
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    A better spill

    Two days ago I found a five wheat spill but no shiners. Today at a different location I found another five coin spill... 1941 nickel, two wheats "37 & "56. a 1961 memorial cent and a 1962 rosie.
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    First silver in conductive sounds

    I've spent the last week or so hunting in conductive sounds. It took some getting used to after hunting strictly in ferrous for so long but the signals do seem more pronounced and I can see the draw to hunting this way. I was having trouble finding silver so this morning I took a rosie with me...
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    Morgan Dollar !!

    Happy April First...
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    March was large cent month here in PA

    It's doubtful that I'll ever find an older U.S. coin than the 1794 but the 1847 takes the condition cake. I found both of these at the same site about two weeks apart, both in the month of March. HH, Steve
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    Todays finds, couple silvers and a nice LC

    I hit three spots this morning, at the first I found a 1916 barber dime and a merc. At the second I found a Portland Cement Co. watch fob and a beautiful 1847 large cent, The nicest I've found yet as far as condition goes. At the third spot I found a Roosevelt novelty token, well most of it. On...
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    First day of Spring....:rant:

    I was really hoping to get out this morning but it's not gonna happen :rage: Tommorow is supposed to be better. [attachment 191676 Spring.JPG] But at least I found this sweetie two days ago. Looks to be a 1919. Pretty worn but I'm glad to have it. I think somebody beat me to this spot and for a...
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    Broke the 1700's this morning.

    I hit the site of an hotel this morning and the explorer did not disappoint. :yo: I am so stoked. Steve in PA
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    I just ordered the 10X12 SEF coil.....

    Any changes I should anticipate or is it similar to the Pro coil? Tips and advice welcomed. TIA, Steve in PA
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    FS - 10 Peace Dollars w/1921

    Dates are 1-1921 high relief, 1-1922, 2-1923, 5-1924, 1-1925. All but one, 1923s, are Philly mints. All are in circulated condition but would probably grade, at least, between VG and F. 250 shipped, lower 48 only.
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    The best news I've gotten in a while.

    n/t
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    For those doing research...

    http://www.smalltownpapers.com/browse.php Search by state. Some go back farther than others. There's only one from PA, far away from me but I hope some of you find it useful.
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    Coil wire receptor on the SE control box

    Is it supposed to move around or be in a fixed position?
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