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An odd sterling find ... Maybe it was waiting for a genius to detect it

tigerbeetle

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Jersey Shore
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Many -- Fisher, White's, Minelab, Cobra, others
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Metal Detecting
Found today. Six inches down; using five-inch coil on Fisher CZ3D.
Rip-off realm ... dating back to 1827. This company (disbarred in the 1890s) accepted inventions -- and kept the good ones. The inventor got a nice pin ... no profit. The engraved name on the back seems to be C.W. McGuhle.
 

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The number 1827 could not be a date since Wedderburn was not born until 1869.
More likely, 1827 represented a number created by Wedderburn to further his fraud; maybe the number of his latest sucker.
Don......
 
Congrats on a super nice find!
 
Found today. Six inches down; using five-inch coil on Fisher CZ3D.
Rip-off realm ... dating back to 1827. This company (disbarred in the 1890s) accepted inventions -- and kept the good ones. The inventor got a nice pin ... no profit. The engraved name on the back seems to be C.W. McGuhle.

Man , that's just Cool as heck....I love it.:icon_thumleft:
 
I use old vintage Fishies as well,
those early 90's CZ De tectors like Jersey sugar sand & other coastal top soil !
Nice relic ! ...
Congrats
 

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