The Rebel
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- Minelab Manticore
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- All Treasure Hunting
Went back out to my honey hole today & got myself my very 1st Fugio as my 1st target of the day (need help on variety).
Also got my 1st NJ this year (need help on variety), last one was on my last hunt of 2012.
Also got what looks to be a KG? Also need help on this one folks!
Found 2 more matching buttons.
Hope everyone had a chance to get out!
HH!
Roger
Also got my 1st NJ this year (need help on variety), last one was on my last hunt of 2012.
Also got what looks to be a KG? Also need help on this one folks!
Found 2 more matching buttons.
Hope everyone had a chance to get out!
HH!
Roger
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The 43 and 44 Obverses are very similar and on a corroded ground found the details needed sometimes just do not stand out and one must assume the more common variety but it was pointed out to me by another NJ knowledgeable individual that it was a 44 and not a 43.








