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Treasure Hunter 3300, Dousing Rods, Automatic Writing, The Outsiders (UCAs)
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All Treasure Hunting
A real wiener

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I think there is a part missing! :laughing7:
 
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Should i say it slightly bends when i apply pressure
 
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It's been 5 years and only 3 of you have come close to correctly identifying this. So i had to take a 2 year layoff. Icuy.webp
 
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It's been 5 years and only 3 of you have come close to correctly identifying this. So i had to take a 2 year layoff. View attachment 1665214
:icon_scratch::dontknow: Have you listened to yourself? I'm not even going to ask why that would push you over the edge & have you take 2 years off. It's a bit of homemade tag looking thing that I would throw in the scrap bucket.
 
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Okay. I threw the tag out.
 
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Other side fellasWeinershot9.webp
 
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We made the best chili, ever. It was the overhead that killed us.

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Fred
Could you give us a bit more to go on.
Like what are you asking?
What is it made of?
Where did you find it? (in general)
What does it weigh?
Is it magnetic?
That sort of thing, so we can make an educated guess...
Thanks for posting
and welcome back
 
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Post it on ebay for a bidding war lol
 
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It is a *****. Looks like it could have been a specimen once mounted and displayed. Maybe a "trophy *****"? It is hard like a mineral, but i am able to "bend" the object (1-3mm) if i apply pressure. When i release the pressure it moves back to place.
 
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Poor Spongebob :crybaby2::crybaby2::crybaby2:
 

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I see it it is a nugget in a gold filled ore sample Jacob Waltz your mine has been discovered. Took 2 years off for mining purposes. The garage and barn are full of this treasure and its mine mine mine all mine I tell ya!!!!
 
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It is a *****. Looks like it could have been a specimen once mounted and displayed. Maybe a "trophy *****"? It is hard like a mineral, but i am able to "bend" the object (1-3mm) if i apply pressure. When i release the pressure it moves back to place.

I'm assuming your guess that its a ***** is that you have something similar your comparing it to? :laughing7:
 
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