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Oh, doesn't finding bits of history make the little hairs on your neck stand up ;) :) Congrats Steve.- Larry (IL)
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- Forum: Peoria Area Treasure Hunters Club (PATH IL)
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Engraved Silver Coin / Pin
Awsome find Steve, congratulations with a piece of history in your hands.- Larry (IL)
- Post #6
- Forum: Peoria Area Treasure Hunters Club (PATH IL)
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Ring in for Christmas time.
Congrats Steve. It's hard to believe we can go hunting here in the Midwest at the end of December but that is becoming more common in recent years. Global warming maybe???? V.P. Al Gore, still think there is no such thing in 1993 ???? :unsure:- Larry (IL)
- Post #2
- Forum: Peoria Area Treasure Hunters Club (PATH IL)
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Got out for a few minutes before dark and BOOM !!!
What a beauty EJ, congratulations.- Larry (IL)
- Post #2
- Forum: Civil War Forum
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An old spot revisited
Congratulations....... prime example of the old adage that no place is ever "worked out".- Larry (IL)
- Post #2
- Forum: Civil War Forum
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1862 Civil War Department special agent badge
Childs toy. Ranks up there with Sheriff, Marshal, Special Agent, Fireman, Police and the like.- Larry (IL)
- Post #14
- Forum: Civil War Forum
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Im Back!!
This is so weird.............. Nancy and I were just talking about you yesterday wondering if you still hunted. Do you still live in the same town? We spent the week at Francis Park in Kewanee and got a little hunting in ourselves. Congrats on the IH Jeff.- Larry (IL)
- Post #5
- Forum: Peoria Area Treasure Hunters Club (PATH IL)
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Coil question for the MXT experts ??
That's the little sweetheart I used it a lot in "worked out" sites. The 10x12 was my go-to coil for everything else. (y)- Larry (IL)
- Post #9
- Forum: Whites Detector Users Forum
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Hi. Does anyone know what this is?
You have a beauty......... black quartz. https://trulyexperiences.com/blog/black-quartz/#Physical%20Properties%20of%20Black%20Quartz- Larry (IL)
- Post #5
- Forum: Rock & Mineral Forum
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Coil question for the MXT experts ??
I am not familiar with anything White's for the last 10 years since I moved to the Minelab line but with coils, it is a constant trade-off when changing size. A 10 inch coil gives you two more inches in your search pattern vs. 8 inches but your search width goes from 6 inches to 5 which will...- Larry (IL)
- Post #5
- Forum: Whites Detector Users Forum
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Coil question for the MXT experts ??
I'm no expert but I agree with woodbutcher 100%. I used two coils the last several years of Whites detectors hunting, the 10X12 for general coverage sampling and cladding and the 6X8 for serious hunting.- Larry (IL)
- Post #3
- Forum: Whites Detector Users Forum
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Meter trouble with vintage White's 6000/di series 3
Welcome to the Finds forums Stosh00 and hats off for Carl's input. Carl is more often 100% right than 1% wrong IMHO. :rofl: Since you are new on here, you might not know Carl was the engineering brains for Whites before going to Garretts where I lost contact with him. He may still be there for...- Larry (IL)
- Post #18
- Forum: Whites Detector Users Forum
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Scabbard?
That is what it looks like to me. Be careful with it. Looks like it could crumble with the slightest bump.- Larry (IL)
- Post #2
- Forum: Whatzit Forum
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Received my "new" DFX, like listening to an old friend
Oh, the BIGFOOT........... coin magnets we called them. We covered schoolyards in a fraction of time that a standard coil took us with our pockets full :) When we started slowing down due to health and age, we sold them for a handsome profit, $350 each if I remember right and that has been...- Larry (IL)
- Post #3
- Forum: Whites Detector Users Forum
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Badger me
Congrats Steve, it's a beauty.- Larry (IL)
- Post #2
- Forum: Peoria Area Treasure Hunters Club (PATH IL)
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Need some advice
A bad search coil is a key suspect but it could be something internal. If you can find another coil to try, that would be a good first step.- Larry (IL)
- Post #3
- Forum: Whites Detector Users Forum
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