help name that digger hand held,

[Backstrap80]

It has a blue or green handle and bends to give you prying leverage. Its great for shallow coins. I can describe it as pointy, 2 bends for leverage and that's it. Any names come to mind?

 

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[Pointman]

This came to my mind, but I am sure this is probably not what you are talking about:

Cotter pin Puller:

 

[Backstrap80]

It has bends like that. I saw a guy on YouTube using it. I'll try and post a vid if I can find it again. It was shaped like stairs. I think it had 2 90* bends in it from the handle down, it had a rubber or plastic grip so I assume it's factory made. Thank you for trying. 88 others didn't.

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

Part of a gasket scraper set?

 

[Stone]

Coin Buster
Coin Hog
Dirt Hog

 

[eyemustdigtreasure]

try the Peta Easi-Grip Garden Trowel
Peta Easi-Grip Garden Trowel :: garden tool with angled handle

it is a good digger, one of my favorite diggers in fact, used almost every day I go hunting.
It does have good leverage

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

I have a push-chisel type plug cutter. But I don't pry much with it. Suppose I could. Was made by Trans-Mississippi Electronics, but I don't know if it still is.

Gives a LOT more leverage when pushing down into the soil.





You can flip a three-sided flap of sod and then keep going.

 

[Pointman]

I have a push-chisel type plug cutter. But I don't pry much with it. Suppose I could. Was made by Trans-Mississippi Electronics, but I don't know if it still is.

Gives a LOT more leverage when pushing down into the soil.

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You can flip a three-sided flap of sod and then keep going.

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I've not seen very many of those. That answered a big question for me: who makes them and how they are used. Thanks for sharing.