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That is wild!
you know you were thinkin about tryin them on! LOL

what did you ever do with them?

Ken Nealy will be having knee replacement surgery early in the morning. Keep him in your prayers. We have been hitting DO pretty hard for the last week or so. At least he got in a good hunt yesterday so as not to forget how to do detecting. He hopes to be back in about 6 weeks.
Sam

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Had a great time at D.O. on Saturday with everyone...got the usual handful of clad, two wheaties (1940 & 1957), two rings (copper and the other is stamped 18K), and my first silver coin (finally!). It's a 1962 Roosevelt...found it about 20 feet from where Joe found his 1945 Merc. HH, Troy Smile

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The Metal Detecting Association of the Carolinas (MDAC), based out of Matthews, North Carolina, is comprised of a dedicated group of historians. We combine our skills of research and metal detecting expertise to locate, recover, preserve, document and donate items of historic significance to local and regional museums and historical societies for the benefit of the community. We have worked closely with archaeologists from the Southeast ...

Is there a meeting this monday night? Was thinking about driving up to see what's going on..

I noticed an ad on the bottom of my post, is this normal? looking at others I don't see any.. What am I doing wrong?

Since Ian has been busy with his paying job we (I) kind of got lazy with keeping the monthly newletters up to date on the members only page of the forum. Thanks to Mel, she emailed me all the back issues of the newsletters and they are now up to date for your reading enjoyment and for reference if needed. Take a few minutes and go to the members only page and check them out!

Me and my ole hunting’ buddy Shane slipped off from work yesterday afternoon to do a little detecting in an area that I had researched and determined was worth swinging a coil over. The actual research occurred over a period of probably 3 weeks prior to the hunt. I was told by my father in law about an old 1950’s mill and mill village that was in our area and mentioned that we should see about hunting it sometime. That began my research for ownership starting with the GIS. I ...

I guess everyone got out on Saturday...enclosed are more D.O. finds...a Storm King lighter that cleaned up pretty nicely (it was caked with mud), the usual clad, another Chuck E. Cheese token, costume ring, and my oldest coin to date - 1938 Wheatie. HH, Troy