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  1. pat (chicago)

    1804 Draped bust half cent this morning.

    Now that's what I call one fantastic find!!
  2. pat (chicago)

    My first Morgan ever and she’s BEAUTIFUL!

    Your find!! It doesn't get better than that...what a nice dollar! This is what it is all about!
  3. pat (chicago)

    Civil War POW camp found !

    I never heard of this until today. Unbelievable !! http://news.yahoo.com/archaeologists-comb-newly-found-civil-war-pow-camp-164121276.html
  4. pat (chicago)

    HO les HO les HO les

    Merry Christmas and may all your HO les be filled with goodies !
  5. pat (chicago)

    any good detecting around sevierville/gatlingburg tennessee?

    i will be going there soon. should i bring my detector? thanks
  6. pat (chicago)

    congratulations to Jim Cambell :clapping:

    in COIN WORLD 12/5/05 issue is an article mentioning that jim found a previuosly unknown "good for 5 cents" token. coin world picked up this story from the Michigan Token and Medal Society. very cool! and probably more rare than the 1817/4 half found by the man with his rake! congratulation...
  7. pat (chicago)

    i just viewed the x-terra video and am confused...

    from what i have read here, when using the x-terra 50, the coil is supposed to be approximately an inch above the surface. in the video, pat watson is shown at a US beach virtually scrubbing the coil in the sand. what's up with that? is there a difference whether beach or field or lawn...
  8. pat (chicago)

    x-terra info link

    maybe someone else has posted this...on that page there is also a link to a "brochure". looks like an interesting detector. http://metaldetecting.com/html/minelab/X-Terra50.html
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