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Fisher 1266-x, CZ-7, CZ-20, F-5
Dug this disk and have no idea. Its about 1 1/2 inch
in diameter. 1/16 inch thick. ?????????


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Can we see the back?
 
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haybudden2 said:
Willie d wins..........Great ID.

Thanks

Hay2
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:D Yes he did. You gotta be fast and Im too slow. It appears that the back part is missing.
 
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