   | Features | Volume 36 April 2002 |
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| Features | Volume 36 April 2002 |
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Honker! - Online!
There's only one word for a diamond that big...
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Lost Revolutionary War Gun Emplacement - Online!
It was barely a mark on the old map... but one they couldn't wait to investigate!
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Annual Best Finds, 2001 Edition!
Turn the page and begin your journey through the Best Finds of 2001.
Coil Performance
Part three of coil basics continued from the December 2001 and January 2002 issues.
By Carl Moreland
The Ghosts Of Washington's Coal Country
Black Diamond... Carbonado... Camp Electron... Adventure awaits you southeast of Seattle!
By Gary B. Speck
Just Dumb Luck
Research is a must, all right, but sometimes the treasure finds you first!
By Randy Daum
Miracle In March
At the end of the hunt they'd found only one coin- but what a coin!
By Ken Lembo
Beat This!
Father and son, and the best of buddies, these two Tarheel TH'ers still relish keen competition!
By Jim Spivey
A Lesson In Freedom
Reflections on finds from America's past remind us of the things that truly matter.
By Ken Holcomb
The Ring
This diamond-crowned 18K masterpiece of the jeweler's art has a secret past.
By Duane A. Bylund
Olympic Gold
Excluded from excavations at the site of historic Fort Douglas, Utah detectorists rescue artifacts discarded and destined for oblivion.
By Brent Montgomery
New York Treasures
For centuries wealth has been hidden and lost in the Empire State, and much of it still awaits recovery.
By H. Glenn Carson
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