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A few more keepers from the park that keeps giving.

michael NY

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Etrac, Coinstrike, F70, Explorer XS, Sovereign XS, Spectrum, IDX PRO.
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Metal Detecting
Well again back to the lake lower waterline this time I wanted to give the F70 some run time. The signals were solid and in the muck 7-9 inch range.. The cross is unique it folds open. The Indian Head Cents are 1892 1893 co clear date. The wheat Cents are early ones. HH thanks for looking

Michael
 

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Congrats! That is a cool cross! Indian Heads are always a nice find!!
 
Well again back to the lake lower waterline this time I wanted to give the F70 some run time. The signals were solid and in the muck 7-9 inch range.. The cross is unique it folds open. The Indian Head Cents are 1892 1893 co clear date. The wheat Cents are early ones. HH thanks for looking

Michael
Very Cool!!! Congrats!!!
 
Great finds - love those Indians !
 

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