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Wiggs Chemical Token – 1930s – Pre-Nazi Swastika on “Lucky Coin” Coupon.
The Swastika is one of the most powerful symbols on Earth, causing quite a primal reaction for many. Whenever you see it on an artifact, such as this Wigg’s Chemical token I found yesterday at an old farmhouse, you know … Continue reading
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Tagged 1930s, coupons, farmhouses, kentucky, metal detecting finds, photos, research, tokens
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Silver Coins at Beautiful Old Kentucky Farms – E-Trac Live Digs with Audio
Silver, silver everywhere – live digs coinshooting silver on private property. E-trac lessons for two-tone ferrous at beautiful places. HD viewing mode recommended, I removed the fisheye effect, there’s lots of detail in the video. Detector sounds on 90% … Continue reading
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Tagged copper, digging, etrac, full dig, indian head, kentucky, mercury, metal detecting finds, rosie, seated, silver, standing liberty, video, wheats
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Metal Detecting Hunt for Coins – 1838 Half Dime
A couple of recent hunts and a previously lost clip finding an 1838 half dime!
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Tagged buttons, etrac, full dig, kentucky, metal detecting finds, metal detecting for coins, seated, silver, video
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New Live Dig Video – 8 Silvers – 3 ringer and Lessons from the Bushes
Best in HD at Full Screen – enjoy!
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Tagged digging, etrac, full dig, jewelry, kentucky, lessons, mercury, metal detecting finds, metal detecting for coins, rosie, silver, standing liberty
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5-inch long 1800s Skeleton Key at 10″
Now this is a serious key. Found at an early 1800s location, this key was over 10″ deep. My E-trac was maxed out at 30 sensitivity to find it. Retrieval was a workout. See below for key with dime … Continue reading
Spanish-American War Item – 1898 Camp Geo. H. Thomas Medal Dug in Kentucky
Today I was invited to hunt near an old creek in Central KY. The spot looked promising but ended up offering only wheat pennies and this neat Spanish-American War Era find. This is a 1898 Camp Geo. H. Thomas Chickamauga Park … Continue reading
