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Lone Star

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Location
North of the Balcones Escarpment
Detector(s) used
Garrett Ace 400
Garrett AT Pro
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
This Corner Tang had a modern break on the tang head, still a neat piece.
The Pedernales is probably heading for a COA with a few others.
The Bandy, has a flea bite on the tip of one ear.
The Bell is also heading for a COA.
 

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Are they personal finds?
 
whats the point of getting Coa's on personal finds? Unless you planning on selling them?
After 45 years of digging and collecting, I have more than I need, (several thousand) I've been selling a few here and there to add to my fixed income. I have an online sales site as well as Ebay. I can't take them with me when I go. I have bought plenty thru the years as well. The COA's add to the value of particular artifacts that are more prized and valuable than typical field grade artifacts due to condition or rarity. It's an investment in your collection if you have any worth the expense.
 
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Are they personal finds?
None of these are personal finds. I just purchased a 3 generation Texas collection that has a few dozen that are worth COA's . I'm too old to dig anymore but still love the prehistoric artistry. COA's will add value to select artifacts if and when I do sell, or my son does after I'm gone.
 
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