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    Pioneer 505 batteries

    Hey, the Pioneer 505 owner's manual makes a note that it's important to use two 9-volt ALKALINE batteries. Does everybody with a Pioneer 505 use alkaline batteries? Are you using some other kind of rechargeable battery without any problem? Does the owner's manual say this because the...
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    Old Coin Identification

    This coin is very thin and bent a little in several directions and has a slight crease down the middle. It's about the size of a quarter, and I can see something that looks like an eagle on one side, with its wings spread, and I see what looks like lobster claws or perhaps the eagle's talons...
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    Dual Field Rechargeable Battery Pack?

    Have a new Dual Field, haven't used yet. Looking for a battery solution in the form of a battery pack that I could just charge and go, (like the E-trac) though I know I'll still have to open and close the waterproof box everytime I replace the battery (not something I'd like to do, but I don't...
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    Civil War Trouser Button Metal Type?

    I found what looks like a Civil War trouser button, with the four holes in it. I've read that these could be stamped tin or lead. How can I tell if it's stamped tin or lead, and if it's authentic from that era or a modern day replica? Thanks.
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