bad_jack_98
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In my front yard. last time i got rained out!
but i am happy with it...
but i am happy with it...
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second time out!
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bad_jack_98
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Slowly I turn step by step inch by inch.
I’m going to figure out a way to eliminate all caps when way aor another and I wanna custom the fit and save it to my machine
I’m going to figure out a way to eliminate all caps when way aor another and I wanna custom the fit and save it to my machine
Danbythecreek
Well-known member
13 cents is a good haul. 
Spider-F5
Active member
Goed luck with that.
'Em things are as bad as pull tabs. ..... and they show up across the board, depending what year they were and if flattened or not. Regardless, getting out and about is the best.F5
fwcrawford
Well-known member
Not bad for the second time out.
Those bottle caps are something we all have to deal with, depending on where we are detecting.
Those bottle caps are something we all have to deal with, depending on where we are detecting.
gunwolf
Well-known member
yep... if crushed they have a sweet coin tone, if still intact sort of they are scratchy... but I still dig em either way...if you don't you will miss out. I had a few silver coins ring in this year in the bottle cap range... looks like your on the way! congrats on getting the coil to the soil!