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  1. laplander

    New to this group

    Welcome to findmall, I to like unusual rocks. Not much help on the ID but the fact they are magnetic is very peculiar to a meteorite, which could be valuable.
  2. laplander

    A few nice silver’s Ben Franklin SLQ Washington

    Sweet patch Mark, with lots of history!
  3. laplander

    Engraved Silver Coin / Pin

    That will look nicely in the display case, congrats!
  4. laplander

    1871 Seated Liberty Half

    One sweet coin, congrats!
  5. laplander

    Type 1 SLQ and a Couple Mercs !

    Nice bit of silver!
  6. laplander

    what site do you guys use to determine what your common silvers are worth....

    Money in the bank!
  7. laplander

    Five Dollar Token, Silver Quarters, Dimes, Jewelry and others

    At least it's in good shape and probably not on your bucket list LOL!
  8. laplander

    Five Dollar Token, Silver Quarters, Dimes, Jewelry and others

    Good to see you out of hibernation. LOL It will surprise you how deep the Manticore does goes but it has some quirks on super deep targets, you will figure it out. Congratulations on the TR coin bucket listers are a thrill to check off!
  9. laplander

    Probably one of the last hunts this spring.

    Thats a nice batch of finds there Tim! Woods and hay fields are next for me as well. Friggin ticks are out in force as well :mad:
  10. laplander

    M9 depth and separation abilities.

    The 9 is my go-to in iron infested sites, going back over hunted out sites and pulling some nice keepers.
  11. laplander

    recent button find

    Great find in beautiful condition!
  12. laplander

    Manticore depth question

    Clay seems to be the limiting factor for depth, it always catches coins etc... We rarely have more than 12 to 18 inches of topsoil here so separation in iron becomes a major consideration. On inland beaches I have dug coins (dimes, pennies) and rings at 20 + inches where the coins are caught in...
  13. laplander

    MANTICORE M8 VS M9

    M9 has my vote hands down. Best combination of separation and depth.
  14. laplander

    Manticore adds some More !

    They planted it to a pollinator CRP instead of crops:mad: its over for my lifetime. Probably was my best site for Barber coins and a few gold pieces. I have seen the actual flyer for the show the bearded man in a leopard skin Tites in a life a death struggle with a live bear {all a show}. The...
  15. laplander

    Equinox 6" coil 2025 Review

    Still use mine regularly, should lighten the load.
  16. laplander

    Manticore adds some More !

    Interesting how there are hotspots like that out there, congrats! I have a similar story at a local racetrack/picnic turns out they had a man wrestling a bear in a boxing ring spectacle every year, long story short I know here that spot is LOL.
  17. laplander

    Had a fun day today

    Thanks for comments Dave, always fun to share from a detectorist's knowledge!
  18. laplander

    Had a fun day today

    Interesting finds!
  19. laplander

    Equinox 800 coil on a Manticore?

    I haven't tried it personally but have been told it won't work.
  20. laplander

    Minelab, are you listening? How about a 6" for the Manticore?

    Agreed, their supposed big coil is just an elliptical with no depth advantage!
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