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TOONIES ARE TRICKY

B

bebeeping

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yesterday got over $15
noticed 2 of the toonies
did not register as a coin on the coin meter
was swamped with nickels
just coins and a key chain
 
I happened to have found one with my Deus and it must have been lying flat cause I did a little fooling around with it and I could not pick it up on edge. So you may have walked over a bunch unless they were with a spill.
When I did the wiggle back with the coin flat it registered in the us quarter range 94 and then as I approached the edge of the coil it aquawked like a bottle cap does. Also the numbers dropped fast the further away from the coil. The canadian nickels in the 90's read real good like the us nickels but the older ones on 70's read like trash. Dimes forget it they don't come up and quarters are very trashy sounding. There might be tons of money in the ground up there but not sure what kind of machine you would need to find it. Of course the older silver money is the ticket. Go for that.
 
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