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Tom & TNS, it's funny that you two replied in that manner - for the record, I plan on keeping them as a fused pair. However, I am very much a date driven hunter, and it KILLS me that I can't see the obverse of a coin that is fused to a coin with an 1860's date on it (I only find 2-3 19th century coins per season). To add insult to injury, on yesterday's outing, I freed 3
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Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Wanted to share something unique/unusual I experienced yesterday. At the very end of a fun hunt in the backyard of a home built in 1938, I got one last signal. As I put the caked object in my pocket, I initially thought it was part of a pocketwatch, or maybe a brooch of some kind. After getting some crud off of it at home, what I had was a 16mm coin "welded" to the face of a 25mm coi
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Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
A few years back, I was searching a postage stamp of a front yard from 1920. I dug about 40 pennies all two inches down from the 1970's. At times in groups of two and three. Being that I wasn't really interested in 70's pennies, contemplated quitting, but yard was so small, decided to finish it out. At the same two inch depth, out comes an 1849 Large Cent. Had to be in either
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Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Hello all,
I am an 8 year detecting 'rookie', my passion is old coin hunting, and i've been an avid reader of this forum for the last 4-5 yrs. I have never posted anything on any forum, as I've never felt that I qualified to further the education of someone else involving this hobby - I've strictly had a "take" relationship with this forum. The amount
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Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum