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    Coin watch fob

    Here's a one-of-a-kind. This is not detector found, but I thought you'd get a kick out of it. My Grandfather was a coppersmith at Morse Chain Works in Ithaca. He worked on the Thomas-Morse Scout ~ our only domestic pursuit plane in WWI. He made this one, and another that's a miniature model...
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    Two whatzit buttons??

    One obviously military. One Post Office, maybe? Ground is frozen, but I just got my first digital camera and am having fun with old treasures. Anyone have a button ID book?
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    Sharks tooth (indoor natural light)

    Here's an exercise while testing the center-weighted metering and macro on my new-to-me first digital camera. The megalodon tooth is very dark, the quarter light and shiney. Set up on a table near a window with a white reflector on the down-light side. Neutral (fustian cloth) background...
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    HP C618

    I'm looking for a digital camera for macro (mostly) on detecting finds and see a lot of HP C618 2.2 mpxls on ebaY. Seems to be a good camera (I like the manual over-ride features) Anyone have a strong feeling one way or another on these? (Other than that they are now dinosaurs in storage and...
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    Shovel choice?

    I've decided to treat myself to a new shovel to replace my cheap, wobbly imitation-surplus entrenching tool. I see Predator/Lesche makes three basic head styles: pointy and narrow, long and curved (with root teeth) and wide and flat (much like my current entrenching shovel). I'm leaning...
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